“When I reflect on the common mental representation that I have of reality I am continually overcome by the doubt that what surrounds us is part of us”. Explains the vocalist Sirius: “The relationship between the human being and the reality around him is not clear. It is not even clear how much one influences the other, but one can be absolutely certain that a phenomenon does not coincide with its essence. A theory of the most absolute incommunicability, of the most extreme subjectivism that condemns us to a forcibly solitary existence, is the fruit of the most antithetical sensation to the period in which we are living. We are convinced that we are always in relationship and in contact with people, while, instead, we close our essence more and more in ourselves, self-conditioning ourselves, circumscribing ourselves in an increasingly smaller area. At the same time, the way in which technologies increasingly resemble the human brain is becoming increasingly disturbing and realistic. The prospects of being able to be abandoned in a solitary, self-sufficient and isolated nucleus in the company of one’s own soul, in which only the subject is conscious while the rest is a construct of his, slowly, from psychopathic theory is turning into empriricity. The tautology of the disproof, or not, of this crazy theory has pushed us to keep it as a fundamental theme of our production.”