Ctrl Shift + J Konstantin Vulkov published in 1983

published in 1983

and street people characters who are alternately intimidating

Jude meanders through the arid landscape of his youth

London and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia

2025 hardback edition published by Thames & Hudson in new condition

Ctrl Shift + J Konstantin Vulkov published in 1983First edition of Ctrl Shift + J by Sayuri Ichida. First impression. Medium format softback, leporello style, numbered 447 500. About Sayuri Ichidas series Ctrl Shift + J delves into the psychological impact of relocation and emigration which the artist has experienced throughout her life, questioning where she truly belongs. The title refers to the shortcut she frequently uses when typing in Japanese. Moving during her childhood has had a great impact