"Inhumanbeing" explores the duality of human nature, blending the primal with the intellectual. It delves into the conflict between instinct and reason, where raw emotions clash with rational thought. The "inhuman" side represents the untamed, animalistic urges within, while the "being" embodies the higher consciousness striving for morality and order. This tension creates a complex identity, constantly challenging between desires and societal norms. The concept invites reflection on what it truly means to be human, questioning whether our essence is defined by our civilized actions or the underlying, often suppressed, primal instincts.
Zabi Taylor
