Description

In Rachel Zavecz s debut work, the tensions of the digital and the analog collide. Bodies disemble and reassemble under the god-machine s gaze, automatons implant themselves with kitten eyes, cyberstalking centipedes look for love. Images of the accelerated, automatized, transhuman future suture themselves to the static, but impending now of the book–its objecthood, its physicality. Depicted through the beautiful and grotesque decadence of the cybernetic, reality bends mutates coalesces in the subterranean landscapes of the flesh.
The Book is a Tower Always Never Watching cements Zavecz as a unique and exciting voice in contemporary poetry, pulling back the curtain to show the gummy limbs behind every divine gesture.