CC Hennix: Again and Again, One by One
CC Hennix’s Soliton(e) Star attunes us to infinity.
The first thing Soliton(e) Star asks for is time. It does not unfold through incident or dramatic development. Instead, it holds a continuous field in which attention itself begins to change. “Soliton” is a term used in mathematics and physics to describe a self-reinforcing wave whose stability depends on its consistent velocity and enduring form. Picture a wave of water travelling through the ocean, maintaining its perfect rise-and-fall curve on the surface even as the sea floor dips into trenches or rises into underwater mountains. This is the soliton: a form that persists.
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CC Hennix: Again and Again, One by One by Sarah McCauley is featured in full in Issue 5 of Memo magazine.
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Sarah McCauley is a musician and writer living between Ireland and Australia. She hosts the monthly radio show saying, singing on Cork’s Éist.



