Giger by H. R. Giger is a stunning illustrated monograph showcasing the groundbreaking work of one of the most influential visionary artists of the twentieth century. Published by TASCHEN, the book presents a comprehensive overview of Giger's unique biomechanical style—a fusion of human anatomy, machinery, surrealism, fantasy, and science fiction that transformed modern visual art. Best known for designing the terrifying creature in the Academy Award-winning film Alien (1979), Giger's haunting imagery has had a profound impact on cinema, contemporary art, industrial design, video games, music, and popular culture. (taschen.com)

The book features hundreds of high-quality reproductions of Giger's paintings, airbrush works, sculptures, furniture, film concepts, sketches, and design studies spanning his entire career. It explores iconic series such as Necronomicon, the biomechanical paintings, surreal landscapes, and the artistic concepts developed for films including Alien. Accompanied by essays, biographical information, and detailed captions, Giger provides insight into the artist's creative philosophy, technical mastery, and enduring influence on surrealism, horror, fantasy, and science fiction. It is an essential reference for artists, designers, filmmakers, collectors, and admirers of visionary art.