This essay was first published in Martins’ Black Holes & Other Inconsistencies. Carlyle explores Martins’ reference to black holes in the landscape. He argues that they are a metaphor for reason at the point of exhaustion as we can no longer identify the signs and language that the modern city yields.

This essay was first published in Martins’ Black Holes & Other Inconsistencies. Serén explores how concepts such as borders, non-place spaces and dystopian myths are tackled in Edgar Martins’ work.