Lawrence Lek: 2065 Has stock in Germany the book includes forewords by

the book includes forewords by Daido Moriyama and Hiroaki Yoshino (president of the Tokyo Polytechnic University) as well as texts by designer Satoshi Machiguchi and publisher Yutaka Kambayashi

An early progenitor of the artist's book genre

this issue functions like a conceptual artwork

paired with Instagram-mined wordiness

uniform office furniture made up of cheap

Lawrence Lek: 2065 Has stock in Germany the book includes forewords byLawrence Lek (b. 1982, Frankfurt) uses computer generated imagery and advancing technologies such as VR to develop digital environments described by the artist as three dimensional collages of found objects and situations. He creates site specific virtual worlds using gaming software, 3D animation, installation and performance. By rendering real places within fictional scenarios, his digital environments reflect the impact of the virtual on our