Eclipse in Greek means “get away”, “hide”, become invisible. In astronomy is also used the term "Occultation" when referring to this phenomenon.
Commonly called "Black Sun" the Solar Eclipse has for many cultures a profound esoteric sense. For the Celts for example was perceived as death on earth, in a dark and cold vise. It’s also the resurrection of the Sun which overcomes the darkness, bringing back light and heat on the planet, life. The good wins over evil.
During the last solar eclipse of March 2015 in street I felt cold, a fleeting feeling of helplessness.
From that moment I wanted to imagine, daydream, telling how would life that we all know in a permanent partial eclipse, sun and moon inexplicably locked in a status where the light gets murky with struggle on Earth.
Not completely dark, even too much light, a purgatory without exit, a sky without identity, where is forbidden to watch.
Than we could last? Just a bad dream.