When We Finally Meet Again explores the kind of transformation that tears through everything you thought you knew about yourself.

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At some point, the parts of yourself you were terrified of stop staying where you put them. They come out angry, excessive and completely out of proportion. What was contained takes over. And when it does, there is no enlightened observer standing somewhere above the mess, understanding that this is all part of some beautiful process. You are inside it. It is terrifying, and you have no idea whether you are destroying something that needed to go or simply destroying yourself.

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The work examines what happens when even this state eventually proves incomplete. The darkness does not disappear. It loses its monopoly. Something can exist alongside it without having to push it back underground.

This creates a much stranger question. If you can lose the person you were, meet the parts of yourself you once could not bear, and still continue — what exactly is the thing that continues?

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When We Finally Meet Again explores the moment in which that question becomes possible: when everything that once supplied the answer has already failed, and there is no way of knowing what comes next.