While the illustrations are stylish, I'm distracted by a lot of the prosthetics for two reasons: First, the characters are depicted doing mundane day-to-day th

While the illustrations are stylish, I'm distracted by a lot of the prosthetics for two reasons: First, the characters are depicted doing mundane day-to-day things, but are missing limbs, either partially or wholly. What has been tearing apart the arms and legs of people in this dystopia? Maybe this is the aftermath of some intense war that has left them all crippled and with an expressionless thousand-yard stare Secondly, the prosthetics would not work in most of the cases anyways. For example, the girl in "coffee" who is depicted running while holding a cup has a robotic leg from half of her calf down. The calf muscle wouldn't be able to exist, let alone work well enough in conjunction with the prosthetic. Or in the picture titled "Groceries" which shows a man with a prosthetic leg with a knee that's lower than the knee on the functional leg, which would make walking a cruel chore