We Live Here Now

<b>WINNER OF THE 2025 GOLDSMITHS PRIZE</b><br><b><br></b><br><b>A wickedly smart, Borgesian novel that explores the boundaries between art and life, vision and reality, beauty and commerce . . .</b><br><br><br>When visitors to a famous conceptual artist's installation start mysteriously disappearing, the aftershocks radiate outwards through twelve people who were involved in the project, changing all of their lives, and launching them on a crazy-quilt trajectory that will end with them all together at one final, apocalyptic bacchanal.<br><br>Mixing illusion and reality, simulacra and replicants, sound artists and death artists, performers and filmmakers and theorists and journalists, <i>We Live Here Now</i> ranges across the world of weapons dealers and international shipping to the galleries and studios on the cutting edge of hyper-contemporary art. It spins a dazzling web that conveys, with eerie precision, the sheer strangeness of what it is like to be alive today.