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Meta Morph Adox mug Killiktee started carving when he

Meta Morph Adox mug Killiktee started carving when heIn a small corner of what was once known as North America, in the not too distant future, Neo Toronto emerges as a prosperous island enclave after decades of war and unrest. In this world, knowledge is downloaded, learning is obsolete, cybernetic communication is the norm and even time travel is within reach. Citizens wholeheartedly embrace a doctrine of immortality, hoping to achieve Singularitya state of autonomy so complete that human contact is

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Killiktee started carving when he was 12 years old

with a particular focus on books that represent the intersection between literature and other creative disciplines: between text and image

Eiko Maeda graduated from Joshibi University of Art and Design in Tokyo

author and illustrator who has been creating artwork and books

under a coat

Meta Morph Adox mug Killiktee started carving when heIn a small corner of what was once known as North America, in the not too distant future, Neo Toronto emerges as a prosperous island enclave after decades of war and unrest. In this world, knowledge is downloaded, learning is obsolete, cybernetic communication is the norm and even time travel is within reach. Citizens wholeheartedly embrace a doctrine of immortality, hoping to achieve Singularitya state of autonomy so complete that human contact is

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