Between Dog and Wolf  was built as a travel piece. The sound source was a mountain bike. I attempted to simultaneously tell several "stories" at once. The titles reflect the several I kept in mind or discovered during its realization. Between Dog and Wolf is a translation of the French term for twilight(entre chien et loup), and a playful reference to Bünel and Dali's Un Chein Andalou .

Chron Eats Jung: Another pun to relate psychology to mythic Greek narrative roots.

The Feral Kid vs the Würm: A reference to the idea of overcoming the inner beast. A European concept of the dragon according to Joseph Campbell. The Feral Kid is a movie character from the cult film Mad Max.

The Lotus Won: For the eastern and western crossover. The lotus eaters of Ulysses and the Lotus of the Buddha. It is the sound of the strike and the tasting of the dragon's blood. It's also the email address of the man who sold me the bike.

Synapse: The leap (of faith?) over the gap and into the biological story. Recount: a rhythmic section for the dance of the recounting of the journey and what was learned. Such as bees' return from the pollen search.