TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月7日 23時35分

For the cover of our June 17 international issue, on what author Tina Brown calls “the nervous breakdown in Britain,” we reached out to British collage artist Christopher Spencer, aka “Cold War Steve.” Spencer’s satirical artwork, published mainly on Twitter, has become synonymous with the frenzied zeitgeist of Brexit-era #Britain. His surreal collages, where world leaders rub shoulders with minor British celebrities, have appeared in newspapers and magazines in the United Kingdom and have been exhibited in galleries in #London. This is one of the first times his highly U.K.-specific work has found a global audience. The accompanying essays—by former Vanity Fair editor Brown and British novelist Jonathan Coe—explore how the #Brexit vote of June 2016 has impacted Britain in the three years since. “The saddest impact of Brexit I feel," says Spencer, "is the way it has literally ripped the country in half.” Read Brown's essay at the link in bio. Photo-illustration by @coldwarsteve for TIME

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