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A molten collision of surrealist disorder and punk-born irreverence, this tote bag dissolves the boundary between accessory and provocation. Built on the liquified remnants of a vintage X-Ray Spex poster—its edges warping and drooping in a Dalí-esque melt—the design behaves less like print and more like a waking hallucination, a moment where the past forgets its shape and reforms itself mid-drip.
Vibrant neon Hindu OM motifs pulse across the surface, suspended between spiritual invocation and countercultural dissent, their glow acting as a quiet rebellion against the ordinary. Anchoring the visual chaos, the text “Un Chien Andalou” cuts through the melt like a surrealist manifesto—an homage to Dalí’s only film and its knife-sharp approach to disrupting reality.
Layered throughout the composition are scattered icons and distortions that refuse to sit still, creating a living collage that feels equal parts punk zine, spiritual talisman, and cinematic fever dream.
More than a tote bag, this is wearable surrealism—an invitation to distort, disrupt, and reimagine the world simply by carrying it.
A molten collision of surrealist disorder and punk-born irreverence, this tote bag dissolves the boundary between accessory and provocation. Built on the liquified remnants of a vintage X-Ray Spex poster—its edges warping and drooping in a Dalí-esque melt—the design behaves less like print and more like a waking hallucination, a moment where the past forgets its shape and reforms itself mid-drip.
Vibrant neon Hindu OM motifs pulse across the surface, suspended between spiritual invocation and countercultural dissent, their glow acting as a quiet rebellion against the ordinary. Anchoring the visual chaos, the text “Un Chien Andalou” cuts through the melt like a surrealist manifesto—an homage to Dalí’s only film and its knife-sharp approach to disrupting reality.
Layered throughout the composition are scattered icons and distortions that refuse to sit still, creating a living collage that feels equal parts punk zine, spiritual talisman, and cinematic fever dream.
More than a tote bag, this is wearable surrealism—an invitation to distort, disrupt, and reimagine the world simply by carrying it.