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Lenzo
A syncretic alchemist of the soul, Lenzo is a Gloucester-based multidisciplinary artist and creative, originally from San Diego, California. At 19, he moves between poetry, symbolism, and story, with a practice shaped by Transcendentalism, Eastern and Neo-Jungian thought, and occult study, refined through his own philosophy and ancestral discipline. He creates as a poet, storyteller, creative director, and symbologist, building worlds that feel both intimate and cosmic, often through a dark, surreal, minimalist, and monochrome atmosphere.
His work explores the integration of the shadow, transformation, divinity, esotericism, metaphysics, the ego, purpose, and the psychological cycles of life, death, and rebirth. The intention is never to preach a belief or glamorize pain, but to open the mind and offer a perspective that invites reflection and inner movement.
Alongside writing, Lenzo creates hand-drawn and digital sigils and cosmograms: spiritual tools and symbolic maps designed to hold meaning, transmit inner states, and guide perception. He also performs spoken word live for various events and directs music videos for various artists upon request.
Looking ahead, he aims to expand his universe into short films that are documentary-style, poetic, narrative, and experimental, using image and sound as another language for the unseen.
Lenzo doesn’t model himself after anyone; he builds his own system.
His work exists to help the helpless and strengthen the strong.
Visit his website: https://www.shadowsofsource.com/
Por: Lenzo
"Shadows of Source - The Waking Dream"
Weaving together personal revelations and insights, this work invites you to see your life as part of a larger tapestry. With truth speaking symbolically, experience the poetic descent and return through the story of a soul whose journey mirrors our shared evolution. With every transformation in its pages, the wider field of consciousness shifts; a single voice ripples outward, suggesting that witnessing the self is a creative act.
The narrative unfolds as a labyrinth rather than a straight line. It moves through thresholds, repeats with new meaning, and opens doors where they are least expected. Instead of didactic sermons, it offers transmissions: poems and reflections that arrive like visions, assembling into a luminous map that is felt before it is fully understood. Each section arises from deep contemplation, offering sigils and glimpses of inner alchemy, as base impulses are slowly refined, and heart and mind come back into alignment. The result is both intimate, expansive, and intentionally immersive.
Underlying the book is a simple but radical idea: all of us are co‑creators in a hidden work. We each carry a fragment of a vast pattern, and our presence shapes the whole, even when we cannot perceive it. The author’s style, blending poetry with transcendental thought and sacred symbolism, treats grief as instruction and joy as a form of endurance. Here, light is not a getaway but a bravery, and darkness is neither enemy nor emptiness, but the corridor through which illumination returns.
This is an initiatory text for those who feel drawn to integrate the unseen. For those rebuilding after loss, questioning inherited narratives, or sensing a deeper guidance at play beneath ordinary life. It doesn't promise perfection but a path. A path where what we reach for isn't so distant. Proving wholeness as real, woven into every moment, and present in the very act of becoming. Not to tell the reader what to believe, but to return them to what they already know.
