Liuyingchieh: Who Says Shooting Babies is Normal? 003 VEGAN Collage Artist Book

I Don't Eat Corpses! Revival of "Desert," Moving Stories Volume 8, Slaughtered: Genuine I Ching Supplement, "Who Says Shooting Babies is Normal?" 003/200 $800 I wholeheartedly support replacing human labor with machines, but that is a vision for the future. ⚡️ Who says glue-bound damage is normal? 💎 Machines have no heart. Machines can only be used by those whose minds are detached from their hearts, or by living beings who possess a heart. Machines do not cause glue-bound damage because humans have hearts. But it’s also possible that it’s because humans are qualified screws. Who can measure if you are a qualified screw? Do you worship screws? 💎 When you say something "gets hurt," it's because the subject was not originally hurt; it was originally normal. Therefore, you wouldn't say, "A malignant tumor gets hurt," because it is not normal from the outset. ❗️ There are many art books on the market that lie completely flat without any glue-bound damage, many of which are produced by binding factories in Taiwan. Thus, in my understanding, "gets hurt" means the spine of the book will loosen over time. (Normal living beings only say their spine or knees get hurt with age!) However, I cannot accept that the manufacturer's definition of "hurt" refers to defects caused by production errors: glue-bound damage. (Normal living beings do not carefully nurture their own malignant tumors! Nor do they say a malignant tumor "gets hurt"!) 🌀🩸 So, customers must first understand: for a malignant tumor, the tumor itself is normal! 🌀🩸 A normal, healthy constitution is abnormal for a malignant tumor! Because the malignant tumor gets hurt! 🌀🩸 I am healthy, I am normal, and I want to lay the book flat. 🌀🩸 If a book "gets hurt" when laid flat, that book is an abnormal defective product. 🌀🩸 Any manufacturer that considers defective products normal is itself abnormal. If a person cannot stand straight because of bone spurs, you cannot say that standing straight is damaging the bone spurs. Standing at 90° causes pain; standing at 180° causes severe pain. You cannot set a stop-loss point numerically and try to turn the tables. Because of the glue, it breaks open as soon as it's opened. It's visible at 90°, and more so as it unfolds. Wrong is wrong. There is no such thing as damage from laying it flat. Flipping through a book is an inseparable, continuous process. You cannot dictate that people can only open it to 45° or 90° and then perversely claim that opening it 180° is destruction. Bone spurs are bone spurs; malignant tumors are malignant tumors. Do you want to sell bone spurs or malignant tumors to make money? Or do you genuinely want to solve the problem? ----------------------------- A review of Moving Stories, Volume 8: "Desert" by Printed Matter, an artist bookstore in New York: "…both entirely abstract and rooted in reality. The artist employs watercolor, black ink, and marble paper to construct dynamic light, shadow, figures, and landscapes. The broad range of colors, lines, and collages is vibrant and exhilarating, inspiring and uplifting, satisfying our eyes with exceptional talent on every page." ----------------------------- ○ Futu also bleeds from seven orifices 🩸 September 2024 200 copies Handwritten for each volume! Collaged for each volume! Numbered for each volume! 15cm x 21cm (A5) Left-bound 60 pages + cover Thread-sewn binding with glued spine! Full-color printing with meticulous details but severe color shifts! 120 gsm white coated paper for inner pages 150 gsm white coated paper for cover with matte lamination one of a kind © Ying-Chieh Liu ✿ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈✿°o°✿ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈✿°o°✿ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈✿°o°✿ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈✿ If you cannot imagine that "[a mother giving birth to a baby on a conveyor belt and then being immediately shot]" is normal, please refer to the documentary by Farm Transparency Project.