Perro's Prism
Exploring Civilization’s Smallest Unit
Within a city, everywhere we turn we encounter difference: neighborhoods, ethnicities, socio-economic classes, ideologies, desires, drives, and approaches.
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Cassandra D’Angelina: Lotus Eater
As a child, Cassandra floated through life without overthinking. She never questioned her place in the world or
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Vincent Bayonne: Preserver
After serving as a medic in the Vietnam War, Vincent Bayonne settled in Central City. He’d seen too
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Kane Kulpa: Destroyer and Redeemer
Born of violence and forged through society’s systems of reform—education, religion, and correction, Kane Kulpa developed outside the
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Noir and Chaos
Civilization, at some level, is always a lie. Or, perhaps, civilization is always a promise unfulfilled. When we
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Technology and Identity
Technology isn’t a problem; it’s neither good nor bad, neither here nor there. The problem is that we
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The Outlaw Myth
The myth of the outlaw stretches back to ancient times. Odysseus travelled beyond the boundaries of society. He
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Systems of Struggle
The systematization of our lives, the ways in which we are ushered through space, time, relationships, and thoughts
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A Shattering System
We live in the most systematized society in the history of the world. Everything we do processes us:
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Relationships in Time and Place
Whether in the country or in a city, relationships define our sense of self and other, our possibility
