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Look into their eyes, you see us in them.
Their gaze is lost in themselves.
They don’t feel, but make you feel – you’re left on your own.
Lines, colours, shapes, geometry, cold gazes, warm emotions.
A world exists within us, within them. In each other, we see life.
You look at me, and you see them in yourself. Is life an illusion after all?
– Kat Kristof

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In Luigi Pirandello’s cathartic text, One, No One and a Hundred Thousand, the narrator stumbles upon a paradox: the ‘self’ that each of us, as individuals, claims to know about ourselves is never totally congruent with our identity as …