An extremely intriguing look at what isn't so far from our own realities in surveillance states. We have unnamed people watching over our every move too, and what we think of as freedom of choice is often a carefully manufactured façade.
–Lindsay Pereira, Broken Frontier
Archambault's style recalls a less crowded Chris Ware landscape, dominated by crisp architectural lines and solid colors that effectively communicate the grim, repetitive sterility of its world. It's an eerie parable of authoritarianism, technological dependence, and the need for privacy and intimacy in the digital age. This strong debut marks Archambault as a creator to watch./p>
–Publishers Weekly
What makes Weeding so powerful, ultimately, is that it uses body horror to address social anxieties in the best possible way.
–Broken Frontier