Description

From the Mapping / Invocation collection—a quiet echo of memory, myth, and meaning. By Jared Pappas-Kelley.

Owning a piece like this is less about collecting and more about living with something that speaks to you, supporting the work, the artist, and the cultural spaces that make it possible.

• All gender fit with a soft, breathable cotton feel
• Artwork printed on the front: vivid, strange, and a little tender
• Classic crew neck and short sleeves for everyday wear
• Durable stitching for long-lasting comfort
• Part of a limited release of 25, bridging wearable art and archival print

About the Artist

Jared Pappas-Kelley

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Jared Pappas-Kelley is an artist and writer whose work explores undoing, disappearance, and the sacred in contemporary culture. Their research and practice trace the role of destruction as a generative force within the creative act. Their books include Solvent Form: Art and Destruction, To Build a House That Never Ceased, and Stalking America. Their work has been exhibited internationally at venues including San Francisco MoMA, Mass MoCA, Five Years (London), Islington Mill (Manchester), and Glasgow International.

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