"De Dreit Nien Pure Nothingness is for the troubadours the great peril of love and its expression; absence, suspension above the poetic void, the loss of material and meaning.

Only the madness of love can push him away momentarily. But in order not to sink, you have to give substance to this madness, listen to the frost and the wind, taste the ray of light, the song of the birds. To give it body is to do work, “OBRAR”.

Through texts by Marcelle Delpastre, Jan dau Melhau, William IX of Aquitaine and traditional themes Jericho follows the paths of love.

From Darkness to Dazzle."