Die grosse Leere

In Die grosse Leere, Swiss publisher Edition Moderne presents a standalone graphic novel by artist and writer Léa Murawiec, originally published in French. Set in a dystopian city where one's name must be constantly rented for a fee, the story follows a young woman whose identity is threatened when her name becomes too expensive to keep. Murawiec's energetic, expressive linework and biting social satire make this a striking debut that explores themes of identity, capitalism, and the cost of existence.