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Christian Iconography as Consumer Commodity ¥€$U$ (JESUS) is a colour photobook by Pawel Jaszczuk, published by Zen Foto Gallery in 2019. After returning to Poland following time abroad, Jaszczuk turned his attention to the saturation of Christian imagery across everyday consumer goods — mass-produced objects on which sacred figures appear as decoration, packaging, and lifestyle signal. The photographs record these objects directly, without staging or narrative arrangement. The approach is descriptive: surfaces, repetition, context. ¥€$U$ (JESUS) does not editorialize. It presents the material as found — devotional iconography reproduced at scale and absorbed into commodity logic, circulating through the same channels as any other consumer product. The deadpan register of the images is consistent throughout. There is no hierarchy among the objects depicted, no progression toward a conclusion. The book functions as a document of visual culture in contemporary Poland, where religious imagery and consumer display have become difficult to separate. Further titles by the same photographer are available in the Pawel Jaszczuk collection, including High Fashion - Pawel Jaszczuk. Additional publications from Zen Foto Gallery are listed in the publisher's collection. The full Photobooks catalogue is also available at Lokator100.