Harmonia Mundi

The collection explores themes of philosophical loss and political disaffection through two distinct parts. The first part delves into the historical suppression of Plato's Academy and its relocation to Persia, while the second part situates itself in contemporary Canada, featuring figures like Augustine and Kepler. Despite their differences, both sections grapple with the pervasive sense of beauty amidst chaos and the urgent call to embrace love over hatred. This darkly visionary work reflects on the collapse of sustaining paradigms in a troubled world.