ARh+ presents a wide look at H. R. Giger’s work, bringing together the full range of his creative world in a single volume. This 1991 Taschen release traces his path from early surreal landscapes and experimental film pieces to his darker humour in cartoon work, influential album art, sculptural designs, and the creations that later shaped Alien. The book features more than one hundred images with clear captions that guide the reader through each stage of his development. Along with the visual material, it offers a chronological account of his life, placing his projects within their cultural setting and showing how his ideas evolved over time. For anyone interested in modern fantasy art or in understanding how Giger became one of its defining voices, ARh+ serves as a thoughtful and thorough introduction.