The Most Disturbing Image in Artbook Vol. 2
The Most Disturbing Image in Artbook Vol. 2
It’s hard to pick one. But there’s a page in Artbook Vol. 2 that stops time. A woman opens her chest — not symbolically, but literally — and reveals not a heart, but a filing cabinet of past selves.
No blood. No gore. Just organized trauma. That’s Kago’s genius: horror through structure.
It’s clean, quiet, and unforgettable. That’s why it disturbs.