Conception has always been opposed to the realm of reality. It accepts, without passing any judgment, all material phenomena according to a new pattern which is created through parthenogenesis (endo-gonidia).

Conception is like a virgin land as far as the world is concerned, while it accepts inside it the pattern of suspension and recapitulation of the whole of reality itself.

Conception implies "accepting" (conceptus, con-captio). Is it possible to conceive anything new, something such as an algid tragedy at a time when only disasters are understood and accepted? Inside the realm of Conception ideas are totally absent. This is not a problem: it is a guarantee.


-Romeo Castellucci, Tragedia Endogonidia, C. #01