P&T / EDT / 007
King Crow or Rabbit looking up eating mountains

- Materials
- T-shirt
An ambiguous figure caught mid-shift—part fable, part hallucination. A looser take on those classic rabbit/duck illusions, if you tilt your head or squint just right, both things can be true at once. From the Mapping / Invocation collection, where language and form misbehave together. 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
Jared Pappas-Kelley is an artist, writer, and co-founder of Pup and Tiger. His past work has haunted places like Art Monthly, Cabinet, 3:AM Magazine, the Guardian, and The Rumpus, and he is the author of Stalking America, Solvent Form: Art and Destruction, and To Build a House that Never Ceased.