Remove A Concept vol 12

a long-poem written in a Hartford CT cafe during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Ric Carfagna writes of this volume: It brings to light the inherent relationships underlying conscious and unconscious thought processes. It interrogates language and intricately probes the spoken and unspoken, tangible and intangible realms. With a visual acuity and abstract artist’s aplomb, Ganick’s poetic canvases are awash with a lifeblood of luminous transcendence and enigmatic utterance. These are words which have the ability to mine infinite levels of awareness within the finite medium of language. Remove A Concept is vast in its scope and content. It is an unpredictable, meditative tome which forces the reader to think ‘out-of-the-box’. It presents an undiluted realism and speaks to potentiality and myriad possibilities of being. rcurrents. To read Peter Ganick’s work is to experience a transforming force: one which resonates with an intense realization of the power poetry can achieve.