Hans Georg Rapold

Jorge di Raffi approaches fiction as an exploration of inner landscapes. His novels unfold in borderlands, where the unconscious becomes a shaping force, reason reaches its limits, the boundary between dream and reality blurs, and identity begins to fracture. In dialogue with C. G. Jung’s analytical psychology, Jorge di Raffi weaves psychological insight, philosophical traditions, and science into his writing. His characters are seekers who come face to face with their inner selves as they traverse solitude, desire, fear, and the fragile terrain of memory. His style is psychologically precise, philosophically diverse, poetically condensed, and touched with subtle humor and irony. Experimental yet never abstract, accessible yet profound, his work belongs to the realm of psychological metafiction. Jorge de Raffi lives in France and Brazil today.