Caleb Hammond's 1000 Wolves November 1, 2008

The Wolfman lives through the history of the twentieth century. En route, he stumbles through layers of time, like the layers of a palimpsest, into the histories of thousands of others just like him; some famous, some anonymous. He puts his ear "to the heart chamber of the world", and as suggested by Nietzsche and Artaud the result is a beautiful, horrible fragmentation of the self.