The Kuebiko Project has been influenced by the rising number of terrorist attacks occurring across the world, causing increasing numbers of innocent and meaningless deaths. Kuebiko is a term coined by John Koenig who created The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows; a website of new words to describe emotions that do not have a descriptive term.
I have made a point with these prints, not to include details of what type of incidents occurred or who took responsibility for them so as not to give a single ounce of recognition or credit goes to them. These lists are a dedication to those that have died; innocent civilians and members of the emergency services doing their duty to protect us. Let us remember them.
Kuebiko: (n) a state of exhaustion inspired by senseless acts of violence.
 Herat, Afghanistan 3 days 110 deaths 24 incidents |  Far North Region, Cameroon 3 days 39 deaths 16 incidents |  Anbar, Iraq 3 days 164 deaths 16 incidents |
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 Charlottesville, US 3 days 68 deaths 14 incidents |  Timbuktu, Mali 2 days 71 deaths 16 incidents |  Barcelona, Spain 3 days 71 deaths 13 incidents |
 Turko, Finland 3 days 40 deaths 19 incidents |  Brussels, Belgium 5 days 101 deaths 17 incidents |  London, UK 4 days 66 deaths 15 incidents |
 Sirte, Libya 4 days 42 deaths 20 incidents |
 8: 28/07/17 - 23/07/17Hamburg, Germany 6 days 34 incidents 249 deaths |  7: 09/06/17 - 19/06/17Finsbury Park, London, UK 10 days 41 incidents |  6: 23/05/17 - 03/06/17London Bridge, London, UK 12 days 41 incidents |
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 5: 22/05/17 - 16/05/17Manchester, UK 7 days 38 incidents |  4: 22/03/17 - 11/03/17Westminster Bridge, London, UK 12 days 36 incidents |  3: 16/02/17 - 24/02/17Baghdad, Iraq 18 days 30 incidents |
 2: 14/07/16 - 07/07/16Nice, France 7 days 37 incidents |  1: 13/11/15 - 05/12/15Paris, France 23 days 42 incidents |