Recent reviews by Torrefaction

It's been years since a piece of art so fundamentally affected me as this has. It's about our loneliness and need to create. It's about how viewing a piece of art changes it miles from what the creator had intended. How we project our flaws and insecurities on the people around us, and hurt the people closest to us trying to fix the problems we see in them. It's about how creation for someone other than yourself can destroy the joy that creation of something brings. On what it means to be human and seeking connection.About how we see other people as having achieved some perfection we have not, some "wholeness", and not realizing that they have their own struggles, their own fears, their own unfulfilled dreams....
It was so deeply human, so deeply personal, and it was the reflection of the creation from my own personal insecurities, hopes, and my dreams that it's impossible to really describe.
I have no problem saying I was brought close to tears a number of times. There was no "story" in the classical sense. There was no ending. There was the experience of trying to understand someone, and then realizing you may have had no idea who they were.
I can't describe what the game was...it's impossible...and it would probably mean something different to you. But, seriously, you need to experience this.