Metabor. Skid Mark of the Force Before the Shape

In "Metabor. Skid Mark of the Force Before the Shape," the boundaries between reality and language blur in a thought-provoking exploration of abstract and philosophical themes. The author delves into the complex interplay between perception, consciousness, and expression, presenting the idea of "skid marks" as metaphors for the shifts and cuts in our understanding of reality.

This book examines the hidden mechanisms within our technological and inner selves, reflecting on how data translation creates secret voids of "capture" and "removal." Through vivid imagery and intricate metaphors, the text explores existential questions and the experience of reality through sound and vibration, forming a rhythmic dialogue that transcends conventional language and comprehension.

Readers are invited to ponder the transformation of symbols, thoughts, and covert concepts into colors and shapes, with mirrors and chess games serving as recurring motifs. The work provides a profound analysis of linguistic and philosophical processes, highlighting the delicate relationships between consciousness, perception, and language.

"Metabor" is a deep and challenging read that appeals to those interested in the intersections of philosophy, technology, and abstract thought, offering a unique perspective on the hidden dimensions of reality and our understanding of it.