FIGHT CLUB (1999)

"With insomnia, nothing’s real."

Fight Club, directed by David Fincher and based on Chuck Palahniuk's novel of the same name, At its core, Fight Club is a psychological exploration of identity, consumerism, and the quest for purpose in a world dominated by materialism.

Having earned its cult status highlighting the inadequacies of mainstream modern culture,Tyler Durden’s nihilistic criticisms of what society advertises, and what it fails to deliver, still endures two decades later. 

For this release, we have produced a capsule that explores the cult classic’s prophetic theme of a revolution of consciousness, reacting to the destructive forces of disinformation and consumer culture.

The illustrative approach encapsulates the blurring, insomniac distractions of postmodern life. Her half-toned monochromes, coupled with frenetic, scribbled strokes, reflect the narrator’s inner monologue.