The Wax Doll, the simple and sad tale by Constantinos Chrystomanos has been chosen by bijoux de Kant to be presented in a new light. The company interact with Chrystomanos’ sharp aestheticism in a new and morbid physical narration which remains true to the character of the original.
The living and the dead succumb to ultimate destruction as they bloom in vain and reverse eternal truths. In “Ax!” bijoux de kant’sromantic prose returns to its familiar symbols which acquire a new nature, disrupting their apparent calm.
The living and the dead succumb to ultimate destruction as they bloom in vain and reverse eternal truths. In “Ax!” bijoux de kant’sromantic prose returns to its familiar symbols which acquire a new nature, disrupting their apparent calm.
