Paranoid Collection

Advertisement for a book about flying saucers
An advertisement for a book by Gray Barker, They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers, suggesting cover-ups, conspiracy and paranoia surrounding UFO sightings

Un Othello parisien soupçonnant sa chaste moitié, 1852. Creator: Honore Daumier
Un Othello parisien soupconnant sa chaste moitie, 1852. A Parisian Othello suspecting his chaste [other] half. From Tout ce qu'on voudra, no. 2

A man protected against cholera during the epidemic of 1832 (coloured engraving)
CHT236341 A man protected against cholera during the epidemic of 1832 (coloured engraving) by German School, (19th century); Musee d Histoire de la Medecine, Paris

A man protected against cholera, c. 1831 (coloured engraving)
CHT236342 A man protected against cholera, c.1831 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Ordre National des Pharmaciens, Paris

Thomas Guy / Counting Coin
A miser, looking round suspiciously, carefully counts his money. (A portrait of Thomas Guy.) Date: Early 18th Century

Mental disorder, conceptual artwork
Mental disorder. Conceptual artwork showing unwelcome involuntary thoughts (red arrows) invading a persons mind, together with images or unpleasant ideas (top) that may become obsessions

Computer surveillance. Conceptual computer artwork of human eyes, electronic circuit boards, a bar code (top centre) and a fingerprint (upper right)

Mental illness, conceptual artwork
Mental illness. Conceptual computer artwork of multiple warped heads, which may represent psychosis or a similar mental illness

Japan Takes over World
The Japanese Yellow Peril - a paranoid comment on Japans expansionism

Myth / Tibet / Musulman
FOOLISH YOUNG MUSSUMLAN The foolish young Mussulman is pursued by his own shadow, although he tries desparately to escape!

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"Unveiling the Truth: A Captivating Journey into the Paranoid Mind" Embark on an extraordinary adventure through the pages of our gripping book, as we delve deep into the enigmatic world of flying saucers. Uncover secrets and untold stories that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about extraterrestrial life. Intriguingly, a dominant male orangutan named Richie gazes at us with an intensity that mirrors our own curiosity. Just like him, we find ourselves captivated by mysteries beyond our comprehension. Transport yourself back to a time when fear gripped nations during the cholera epidemic of 1832. Witness how humanity fought against this deadly disease, depicted vividly in colored engravings. Discover how paranoia fueled precautions were taken to protect lives amidst chaos and uncertainty. The Mental Wheel spins relentlessly, showcasing various facets of mental disorders and their impact on individuals' lives. Our conceptual artwork sheds light on these conditions, urging society to understand and support those affected. Thomas Guy's meticulous counting coin reminds us that even in seemingly mundane moments, paranoia can creep in unexpectedly, and is a reminder that vigilance is essential for safeguarding what matters most. LOVE - an emotion cherished by all but often tainted by irrational fears lurking within one's mind. Explore its intricate connection with paranoid thoughts as we unravel its complexities through captivating narratives. Computer surveillance has become synonymous with modern-day paranoia; it infiltrates every aspect of our lives without us realizing it fully. Dive into this unsettling reality as we expose the dark underbelly of digital espionage. Mental illness takes center stage once again in striking conceptual artwork designed to challenge societal perceptions and ignite conversations around empathy and understanding. Through repeated images of computer surveillance interspersed with mental disorder artworks, we confront the unnerving truth – technology may amplify paranoia while simultaneously offering glimpses into hidden realms where answers lie waiting to be discovered.