Max Daryush Baker

Universe of Discourse Max Daryush Baker

Zach and Spartac are on opposite hemispheres of the globe. They have both extrapolated, in their unique ways, that they must find each other, and more than that, the reason that they must find one another is because they must find the child. The child, that which lies at the heart of the most profound and the most earthly journeys, is the depth of a yearning humanity that is as sacred to one as it is to another. The one and the other are fragments of a fractured identity, gradually finding sanctuary in the reality of a room. With the help of sentient particles, galloping around the cosmos, Zach forms a dialogue with the world which enables him eventually to find . . . . . the universal.