Coloring 1984. Big Brother is Watching You

Why do people read dystopias? And why do they color? The dystopian coloring book "1984" – is both an aesthetic pleasure from the symbolism in illustrations and a form of art therapy for the modern age. George Orwell, who completed his novel at the height of the Cold War, was inspired by countries of totalitarianism and pervasive propaganda. This cult work allows the reader to experience conflicting feelings and the pain of historical events. Add color to the strict views of Oceania and the touching love story between the people who rebelled against the system.