FACE A CYBERSPACE - Comic
A slightly disillusioned vision, by Pepe Lange, about life between reality and virtual reality of a time when there was not even flat screens and certainly no Internet.
A slightly disillusioned vision, by Pepe Lange, about life between reality and virtual reality of a time when there was not even flat screens and certainly no Internet.
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Pepe Lange created this comic in 1993 during his studies at the Muthesius University of applied Art and<br />
Design. It was featured as part of a group exhibition in Angoulême (France). This is the original version in<br />
French.<br />
Even if it were his drawing skills who initially had brought him to want to study design Pepe never took real<br />
interest in becoming an illustrator or a cartoonist. He still created “Felix” the protagonist of a popular latin<br />
text book but his outstanding success as a designer, his interest in film and photography were clearly<br />
much more pronounced.<br />
Pepe Lange founded “MUTABOR” design magazine, together with two fellow students, (one of which is<br />
“the visiting nerd” in this comic). MUTABOR featured an article about the Angoulême <strong>Comic</strong> Salon in its<br />
first issue. He since received many international awards for his work as a graphic designer, motion artist<br />
and interactive space architect. He is currently working as a commercial photographer and advertising<br />
film director, and is a lecturer for “Visual Language of Film” and a consultant for strategic marketing and<br />
design.<br />
“C20” - a book about Pepe and the team of MUTABOR: , Gestalten Verlag, ISBN: 978-3-89955-505-9<br />
www.pepelange.com<br />
text and artwork (c) Pepe Lange
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