BEZIMENA
Fantagraphics

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2019

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Nina Bunjevac blends personal history, political trauma, and surrealist imagery in graphic novels like “Fatherland” and “Bezimena”. Her meticulous, black-and-white illustrations echo European engraving traditions, while her narratives delve into memory, mythology, and gender. Bunjevac’s work operates at the intersection of autobiography and allegory, offering powerful meditations on inherited violence and cultural displacement.

Nina Bunjevac
Fantagraphics
978-1683962090
248
English
2019
hardcover/ 28 x 22 cm

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In Bezimena, Nina Bunjevac crafts a haunting psychological exploration of obsession, trauma, and sexual violence. Using intricate black-and-white illustrations, she reimagines the Greek myth of Artemis and Siproites through the fractured psyche of a disturbed protagonist. The story navigates the blurred lines between fantasy and reality, diving into the darkest corners of human desire and repression. With its evocative visual style and unsettling narrative, Bezimena is a bold, thought-provoking work that challenges conventions, offering a deeply personal and unflinching take on power and victimhood. Comix, Nina Bunjevac, Fantagraphics, 2019 Fantagraphics 978-1683962090 Nina Bunjevac 2019

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2019

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Nina Bunjevac
hardcover/ 28 x 22 cm
978-1683962090
English
248

Nina Bunjevac blends personal history, political trauma, and surrealist imagery in graphic novels like “Fatherland” and “Bezimena”. Her meticulous, black-and-white illustrations echo European engraving traditions, while her narratives delve into memory, mythology, and gender. Bunjevac’s work operates at the intersection of autobiography and allegory, offering powerful meditations on inherited violence and cultural displacement.

In Bezimena, Nina Bunjevac crafts a haunting psychological exploration of obsession, trauma, and sexual violence. Using intricate black-and-white illustrations, she reimagines the Greek myth of Artemis and Siproites through the fractured psyche of a disturbed protagonist. The story navigates the blurred lines between fantasy and reality, diving into the darkest corners of human desire and repression. With its evocative visual style and unsettling narrative, Bezimena is a bold, thought-provoking work that challenges conventions, offering a deeply personal and unflinching take on power and victimhood. Comix, Nina Bunjevac, Fantagraphics, 2019 Fantagraphics 978-1683962090 Nina Bunjevac 2019