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In The God Machine Wouter le Duc tells the story of John Murray Spear. This cult leader is convinced that he is an instrument of God. He receives instructions from a group of prominent deceased to build a machine. Upon completion this machine will represent God on earth and will distribute an unlimited amount of energy, which will take away all inequality in the world. Together with his followers he builds this physical Messiah.

This story does not stand on its own. It is a blueprint for the story of many other cults. Through this work, which is situated on the borderline of truth and fiction, Le Duc wants to focus on the human aspects of cults. What moves people to become part of a cult and what kind of support does this give them in life?

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odie, istvan and bastard

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library, one of many. all libraries focus on a unique subject, e.g. anthropology, technology, zoology.

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oneiroi brothers and a fourth

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stairs to the herald's flat

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interior of a building in the afterlife

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sandor's flat in student housing

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leaving the meeting hall

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the walk to the herald's flat

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aloys' villa

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pre-stagnation plane

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the house never felt like a house to him

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near the academic district

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the edge of oo

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administrative plateau