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Cannibal Hymn 01 is not a representation of a skull, but a site of inscription.
Matter receives writing; fire imposes its own.

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Language is engraved until it partially disappears beneath carbon. Meaning is no longer stable: it shifts, fractures, fossilizes. Fire acts as an indifferent force, inscribing a non-human memory onto a human form.

 

The skull ceases to function as a symbol. It becomes a device.

A receptacle where language, matter, and transformation overlap.

What remains is neither the body nor the message, but the trace.

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​​Cannibal Hymn names this process of reciprocal absorption:
form ingests language, matter consumes prayer.