Explore the extraordinary world of Jan Fabre with this visually stunning art book, focusing on his monumental mosaic creations exhibited at the PinchukArtCentre in Kiev. This beautifully crafted publication unveils two grand series: 'Tribute to Belgian Congo' and 'Tribute to Hieronymus Bosch in Congo'. In these powerful artworks, Fabre confronts Belgium's colonial past through striking imagery, utilizing millions of iridescent jewel beetle wing cases to create a unique aesthetic experience. Each mosaic serves as a compelling narrative about the Congolese people's suffering under colonial rule and reflects on the greed of colonial powers. The 'Tribute to Belgian Congo' features 23 singular mosaics and one audacious triptych, offering a poignant commentary alongside the historical context of Belgium's exploitation in Africa. Meanwhile, the 'Tribute to Hiëronymus Bosch in Congo' employs the vivid iconography of Bosch to delve into the themes of madness and morality inherent in humanity’s darkest deeds. This dual-volume set, presented by Eckhard Schneider, invites readers to reflect on intricate themes of history, art, and the human condition. Ideal for art lovers, historians, and those interested in the complex narratives of colonialism, this book is a significant addition to any art collection.