NOESIS: A journey between dream and consciousness

Frisina's works deal intensively with the central questions of human existence. Freedom, truth and identity are at the centre of his stories, which are characterised by a profound, reflective and often philosophical dimension. He is particularly interested in the interplay between technology and human nature - how they relate to, influence and shape each other. His books are far more than mere stories - they challenge readers to engage with the fundamental aspects of existence. Following Noesis, Frisina is currently working on Axion, a novel that further explores his view of the connection between technology, consciousness and human nature. Axion not only deals with themes such as control, destiny and the ethical challenges of technological progress, but also addresses the current problems of the global order. In his works, Frisina questions the nature of the individual and critically analyses the concepts of identity, will and self-determination.



Born on 1 March 1972 The idea for the first book came from a dream - a dream within a dream. The image was so vivid that it stayed with him. It was not just a fleeting vision, but a truth that burnt itself deep into his heart. For years, he has been working intensively with philosophical texts, questioning life, meaning and the nature of reality.



After a mysterious accident, Morgan wakes up in a life that seems alien to him. As he searches for his true identity, he becomes entangled in a web of manipulation, power and existential confusion. But the deeper he digs, the more the boundaries between dream and reality become blurred - until he has to confront a truth.