Pulped Fiction

This documentary delves into the unique artistic endeavor by British artist David Shrigley, who transforms discarded literature into a new interpretation of a classic. By taking unwanted copies of 'The Da Vinci Code' and recycling them into a limited edition of 'Nineteen Eighty-Four', Shrigley challenges conventional norms of book production and consumption.

The film not only highlights the creative process behind this project but also examines themes of pop art and the value of literature in a contemporary context. As a documentary, it appeals to those interested in modern art, environmental issues, and the intersection of literature and visual creativity.

For collectors, Pulped Fiction offers insight into a limited run of only 1,250 copies, making it a noteworthy exploration of both artistic innovation and literary adaptation. The combination of visual art and literature in this documentary provides a unique perspective on the works of Shrigley and Orwell.