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A World of Questions: 120 Posters on the Human Condition:
A large hardcover (18" x 11.25", 45.7 x 28.6cm) thought provoking, conceptual book that urges us to question things we might take for granted. Subjects within the book include: the environment, corruption, assassination, climate change, consumerism, dissent, disability, the death penalty, education, the economy, ecocide, endangered species, energy, equality, fast food, fossil fuels, gender, guns, genocide, human rights, health, technology, labor, culture, nuclear disarmament, philosophy, peace, pollution, privacy, population, racism, religion, recycling, social media, values, vanishing resources, water, waste and war amongst many others. Through design, A World of Questions uses original imagery to engage us in the conversations of our time.
Music: Kinan Azmeh
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REVIEWS FOR A WORLD OF QUESTIONS
Riveting, heartbreaking, challenging, in your face and poetic. This collection is an utter tour de force.
Debbie Millman, USA
An inspirational tool for change makers around the globe.
Jakob Von Uexküll, Sweden
The need for change around the critical issues of our time is clearly and powerfully expressed. Milton Glaser, USA
A remarkable snapshot of where we are and how we must move forward. Anita Kunz, Canada
A catalogue of heartfelt graphic provocation from a master of versatile visual thinking. Rick Poynor, UK
A powerful and beautiful book. Rebeca Méndez, USA
A series of astonishing posters nearly unprecedented in history of social design and extraordinary in their content, scope and creativity. Felix Beltran, Cuba/Mexico
Thanks for these 120 wake-up calls…let them hang on the walls all over the world. Swip Stolk, The Netherlands
His eyes are not eyes because you see them. They are eyes because they see you. Ronald Shakespear, Argentina
Stunning images, deep insights and piercing messages are captured so beautifully that they bring the kind of uplifting that we need in our quest for a better world.
Anwar Fazal, Malaysia
A book that rises up against injustice with dignity. Mitsuo Katsui, Japan
Impressive. The stakes are high. Pierre Bernard, France
Once again Chaz reframes the issues of our time through his enlightened means of challenging expression…he reminds us that to be bold and emphatic is noble. Rick Valicenti, USA
Such an important book from one of the most perfect visual translators the graphic design field has ever seen. Felipe Taborda, Brazil
This amazing book is for anybody who appreciates the power of visual metaphor. Armando Milani, Italy
This is a timeless and essential companion for exploring life and resilience. Ric Grefé, USA
Intellectual, original, brave, surprising, systematic and relentless. Yossi Lemel, Israel
Chaz has great moral integrity. Why isn’t everyone like him? Maira Kalman, USA
This visually sophisticated poster compendium is filled with love for humanity, its struggles and its future. Mehdi Saeedi, Iran
Chaz challenges us to contemplate the state of our universe, all with surprising and inspiring results. Giovanni De Mauro, Italy
If A World of Questions does not make you think, think and rethink, you may be right to think that you are probably dead. Nnimmo Bassey, Nigeria
projects
HUMAN RIGHTS
GRAPHIC COMMENTARIES
30 days of ‘graphic activism’
Read More/LessDuring the countdown to the Zimbabwe 2000 elections I produced around 50 ‘graphic commentaries’ in an attempt to chronicle and highlight the many issues that shaped the reality and atmosphere of our predicament with one aim in mind,
to raise the consciousness of our situation and similar ones in the world at large. These were distributed daily by email on the internet.
As a project, this began on 25 May 2000 - the day the voter delimitation zones were announced and went on for 30 days until the eve of the elections. By spending about an hour or two a day on a simple graphic comment related to our situation, I felt I could contribute something through the positive use of design to bring about some awareness to the abuse and violations of our rights being perpetrated in Zimbabwe.
Also given the absolute lack of voter education/information around, which should be the duty of any responsible government except ours, (as this would contradict every aspect of their violent campaign) I also wanted to disseminate ideas out there for interested civic rights groups and individuals to harvest and even use in some way if they could.
MOTHER
Red = The Blood of Liberation
For those of you unfamiliar with our currency, the watermark on our notes is actually a Zimbabwe bird.