Alternately an artist, filmmaker, musician and writer, R. C. Hörsch's work ranges from quietly poetic to explicit and very disturbing. He is cited academically, along with Robert Mapplethorpe, as an example of an artist whose transgressive work is, nevertheless, unequivocally art.
I will just say that this book is simply a form of art. Very graphic, almost to the point of nauseating... But again, the author's art form. Think Robert Mapplethorpe writing a hardcore book with his photographs.
This book piqued my interest in this author and I went down the rabbit hole. Interesting person but just not my kind of thing. I applaud anyone for expressing themselves however they view creativity.