“ELEA,” inspired by the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone and the life of Princess Diana, explores themes of toxic relationships, the impact of abuse witnessed by children, and the perilous consequences of pursuing something that appears desirable but ultimately leads to malevolence and destruction.

MY DREAMS ARE NOT FULL OF FLOWERS, INSTEAD THEY DWELL ON THE OLDEST OF THINGS. FIRE AND ROCK AND DEATH AND THE THINGS EVEN OLDER STILL.

MY DREAMS ARE NOT FULL OF FLOWERS, INSTEAD THEY DWELL ON THE OLDEST OF THINGS. FIRE AND ROCK AND DEATH AND THE THINGS EVEN OLDER STILL.

MY DREAMS ARE NOT FULL OF FLOWERS, INSTEAD THEY DWELL ON THE OLDEST OF THINGS. FIRE AND ROCK AND DEATH AND THE THINGS EVEN OLDER STILL. MY DREAMS ARE NOT FULL OF FLOWERS, INSTEAD THEY DWELL ON THE OLDEST OF THINGS. FIRE AND ROCK AND DEATH AND THE THINGS EVEN OLDER STILL.

ELEA

MY DREAMS ARE NOT FULL OF FLOWERS, INSTEAD THEY DWELL ON THE OLDEST OF THINGS. FIRE AND ROCK AND DEATH AND THE THINGS EVEN OLDER STILL.