by Humberto Mendez Prince
The Labyrinth was never a place we entered; it was the ground beneath us all along.
In The Labyrinth We Already Walk, Humberto Mendez Prince offers a raw, rhythmic reflection on existence, belief, and identity in a world of constant distraction. Born from solitude and personal collapse, the work blends the analytical with the confessional, tracing a journey from a small Miami apartment to the vast, self-shaping circuitry of the universe.
Bridging theology, philosophy, and culture, Mendez explores ideas like the "order of love," Spinoza’s immanent God, and Theosis, while weaving in existentialism, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and the immigrant experience—ultimately reflecting on consciousness, displacement, and what it means to truly live.
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