Kafka book's are very repressive, introspective and claustrophobic. Stories start to get blurred and surreal, catching the reader into a creepy maze.

So I designed Kafka cover's to transmit this sensation. Confusion, oppression.

I used only black and white. Black as a indecipherable mass.

The shapes are repeated in a centripetal way as a metaphor of how the book get you into the story: it takes you deep down into madness.