Venus in the Blind Spot

His artwork is so detailed and disturbing—what do you think inspires his unique horror aesthetic? Do you feel it amplifies the stories' impact?

I was creeped out in new ways and couldn't shake some of the imagery. Are these stories more intense or just more personal for Ito?

The themes seem interconnected but also varied. I wonder if there's a unifying idea behind this collection or if it was curated for mood.