Part one is nature. We are natural creatures of this universe but insist on separating ourselves from it and are of two minds because of this concept of world and self as it relates to the human condition. Our perceived juxtaposition of our animal nature to our supernatural nature, challenges us and leads us to technology. Part two is technology, which simultaneously pulls us closer to and farther away from ourselves, our world. We know our natural moon better since we landed on it, but to find that out we had to literally leave the world. There are no absolutes and the pendulum of the heart oscillates from broken to unbroken and there is no one answer to the first question of : Who am I and what is reality?

Jane LeCroy is a poet and the singer in the band Transmitting. She was also the writer and front-woman in the bands Spook Engine and Somnaut. Jane teaches poetry at Eugene Lang College of The New School and also works as a poet in residence at elementary schools throughout NYC, where she teaches poetry and publishes student work through Teachers & Writers Collaborative. Jane LeCroy is the mother of two amazing children, Alice Luna and Laszlo Mars. She does collage and bookmaking out of love for the material world and its concrete medium of expression. She has released many books and CDs. More information at www.JaneLeCroy.com