Humans have five senses: sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste. Each of these senses allows us to rationally and emotionally evaluate things. In everyday life, sight, touch, and hearing are most important. Without taste and smell, we would be able to function. However, in terms of their impact on our sensitivity, this hierarchy is REVERSE.

Both taste and smell can reveal the most forgotten corners of our memory – neither sight nor touch possesses such great power. Hearing, on the other hand, is a unique sense – it has the power to evoke memories, yet it’s difficult to imagine daily life in silence.

The inspiration for the Cleaver of Doom came from the music and world of the video game Doom. While listening to “Rip and Tear” by Mick Gordon, imagine a weapon, that each part is supposed to be deadly. Imagine it’s the only thing that can save you. Cleaver of Doom is my representation of this thought.