KLASTÓS 

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Klastós is the scientific name of clastic sedimentary rocks (from the ancient greek: κλαστός, klastós, "shuttered, broken, shredded") or detrital rocks derive from sediments whose constituent elements in turn derive mainly from the accumulation of lithic fragments of other altered rocks generally transported by different exogenous agents (river courses, sea currents, winds, etc.).

This broken pieces, little particles, grains of something coming from a “one”, represent a sort of “cosm” in which we’re all connected.
The material world, the one we live in, is an inseparable network of relationships; the planet as a whole is a living system that regulates itself, and the human being behaves in the same way.

Klastós tells of a journey of deep reconstruction and the beginning of a new chapter of one's existence.

Releases April 23, 2021

An enchained system of allusions, an experiential diving that goes through four layers of sound-tracking in order to go deep in the narcissistic personality disorder. 

A magnifying window on the subversive and diabolical human nature compared to the appropriate balance of the rerum natura. 

A statement about a highly individualistic, intensely competitive society, despite a pandemia. Here are the two ingredients for the lethal recipe of narcissism. 

A warning to the dominant and manipulative sway towards a self-enhancement, made legitimate by the awareness that other people count less.