Diana Orlow a.k.a. Lilith von Sirius
Diana Orlow cruised the occult Paris scene in the early nineties.
A versatile though irresolute artist : composer, musician, singer, dancer, costume designer and public/private performer, her scarce remembrance is now quite exclusively the fact of his very close friend at the time, french translator of the Aleister Crowley opera, Philippe Pissier.
As a matter of fact, her rite moniker “Lilith Von Syrius” recalls that apart from her sense for burlesque and domination she had also been raised to the second degree of OTO few years before her death. Philippe published a touching collection of love letters to her later.
Get closer : her amazing off-tune voice can whisper to your ear on the french version of “Blume” by Einsturzende Neubaten. Lyrics she contributed to write.
” Liliacea / Pour toi je suis un lys
Peut-être suis-je Alice ?
(…)
Mais mon nom si tu le connais
reste imprononçable.
Il est prononcé ?!
Malédiction !…”
(Blume)
Diana who may gain sometime larger posthumous recognition for her enticing poems and diaries passed at age 26.
via Adam´s view
