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Invocation of Set is a compilation of drawings made by visual artist André Harke. The drawings are organized into 3 sections: Ka (the metaphysical remanifestation of the Self), Sekhem (pulling down the essence of gods into the physical, natural realm), and Akh (the Self that rises to the company of the gods, as a being who shares their essence). As such, the collection also represents an inner Invocation of Set that has been ongoing for 13 years of André's work. The transformation of the Self through acquiring conscious access to hidden parts of the Self so that it becomes in its essence like the gods is a process that permeates all facets of life. Therefore, the visual art presented in this volume also displays all facets of André's being.
About the author
André Harke is a Berlin-based visual artist. He was born in Wuppertal, Germany, in 1977.
In 2004, André started tattooing in Wuppertal and later moved to work in Dortmund, Germany.
André then joined the Temple of Set in March 2007.
His first permanent exhibition took place 2008 in the "Q Dortmund" with aquarelle paintings.
In 2009, first writings emerged in various occult newsletters.
André's first book "Sinnlicht", was published in 2010, together with Judith Binias. It contained both, texts and aquarelle paintings by André.
In March 2012 André was ordained to the Priesthood of Set, in the Temple of Set. In 2014 he was recognized as a Master in the Esoteric Order of Beelzebub and in 2017 as a Master in the Order of the Trapezoid. Both are Orders within the Temple of Set.
The second book ". IX . Daimonion" was self-published in 2018 and consists of texts about the concept of Daimonion (inner voice) in theory and practice, as well as ink drawings of the Tarot Trumps, under the title of "Runa - Tarot".
In 2019, André founded the "Geheimes Haus des Saturn" as an active House in the Order of the Trapezoid and an Element in the Temple of Set.
The first edition of the "Emerald Dawn", the official newsletter of the Geheimes Haus des Saturn, appeared in 2021 and was created by André Harke and Thomas Brovelli.
