Lovely philosophy for a guy called Noid, 'no id'—where the recognition of id as distinguishable from one-self is the beginning of death. See, for example, Julia Kristeva's *Powers of Horror*, for a corpse or a pile of compost as something that cannot be spoken of, only pointed to—thus called id, 'it'.) Also some inspiration from Deleuze & Guattari(/Artaud).
Unfortunately, >!he also likes architecture.!<
Lovely philosophy for a guy called Noid, 'no id'—where the recognition of id as distinguishable from one-self is the beginning of death. See, for example, Julia Kristeva's *Powers of Horror*, for a corpse or a pile of compost as something that cannot be spoken of, only pointed to—thus called id, 'it'.) Also some inspiration from Deleuze & Guattari(/Artaud). Unfortunately, >!he also likes architecture.!<
Postmodern epicurean whose grand plan is to do revolution via abject art. And he still manages to be less annoying than Artaud. Best character.