Art Books
All books are full color, approximately sixty pages of social satire. Using a synthesis of analog and digital processes, each book constructs a visual narrative of contemporary aesthetics—one that disrupts the manufactured serenity of mass media and the ideologies embedded within it.
The pages unfold as vignettes of modern life: fragmented situations, strange encounters, distorted characters, and familiar images pushed beyond their conventional meanings. What emerges is a world that can only be understood through absurdity—a culture saturated with narcissism, spectacle, consumption, competition, and an unnecessary form of Darwinism.
The books function as visual collisions between the handmade and the digital, the beautiful and the grotesque, the humorous and the unsettling. Rather than offering a singular narrative, they accumulate fragments of contemporary experience until the contradictions become the narrative itself.