FU<KBOOK is a refusal of assimilation. Verabioff draws from histories rooted in Homocore, punk, and the AIDS crisis to resist their monetized sanitization by cultural orthodoxy. His work weaponizes absurdity, text, and disposable materials, transforming them into records of survival and need. Through aggressive, punk-inflected language and confrontational imagery, he challenges political complacency, digital homogenization, and the ongoing flattening of gay outlaws. FU<KBOOK takes the tools of sabotage and memory to build an architecture of resistance—insisting, loudly and unapologetically, on a presence that remains alive, dangerous, and forever impossible.
Softcover, 158 pages
4/4 Digital Offset Color
Edition of 200
FU<KBOOK is a refusal of assimilation. Verabioff draws from histories rooted in Homocore, punk, and the AIDS crisis to resist their monetized sanitization by cultural orthodoxy. His work weaponizes absurdity, text, and disposable materials, transforming them into records of survival and need. Through aggressive, punk-inflected language and confrontational imagery, he challenges political complacency, digital homogenization, and the ongoing flattening of gay outlaws. FU<KBOOK takes the tools of sabotage and memory to build an architecture of resistance—insisting, loudly and unapologetically, on a presence that remains alive, dangerous, and forever impossible.
Softcover, 158 pages
4/4 Digital Offset Color
Edition of 200
