falk olavi schröter

‘how can we look at the moon
rise warm above the horizon
as it has done since human forever
and still believe in the inevitability of capitalism?’

“It’s All on Fire.” seeks to find visual languages for movements in chaos and for collapsing worlds. It’s a messy collection of comics, drawn by a messy hand, with a messy pile of tools. Often poetic, sometimes funny (hopefully), trying their best to be honest and uncynical, the stories are a mix of zines and posters (and the occasional mural), riso-printed and bound by hand, all brought together in a book.

“It’s All on Fire.” is a desperate attempt to document and resist the overwhelming rise of fascism, violence, climate catastrophe and apathy, and deals with feelings of inadequacy, guilt and grief over the things that could have been.