Industrial Revolution and World War

"You know Kago’s iconic image of a head exploding and it being filled with cheap plastic junk, mass-produced goods? The reason it's horrifying is because it suggests that we aren’t that special. As a civilisation we mass-produce plastic shit because we are mass-produced shit. We are a joke told through our pointless repetitive lives, and it’s that black joke that’s at the heart of Shintaro Kago’s work."-David Surman, from James Harvey's foreword
limited at 350 copies, printed in an A4 format on 170g paper, 32 pages + fullcolor cover (soft spine + hard frontcover and backcover) stitched paperback binding