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as with "most" (never means all) art the entire beauty is that the viewer makes their own interpretation whether the artist intended to convey what they see or not.



so if the artist attempted to glorify war and you the wearer looks at it and believes it condemns war and some passer by assumes you dipped yourself in kool-aid... its really pointless to ask what it means, because for all we know the artist simply wanted half the shirt to be red, and realized it looked like blood, so why not add bodies, oh and a black circle would balance it all out...



art is a great mystery, contemplate its purpose but never assume you know the true meaning... much of art is contrived

I agree, but I still think its interesting to hear peoples assossiations around the design of this shirt, since the art is so powerful!

it's pro GOG is what it is, is what it is.

It's pro-carnage, anti-exercise & completely warless. Promise. Wear it with the morbid ne'er-do-well moxie that youth shrouds you in.

*sigh* That shroud is gone. I'm just gonna wear it cause I think it's a fucking cool tee shirt and I like the way it looks, 'k?

the guy makes stuff for no idea records it cant be pro war

If you don't understand it, chances are your friends won't either. Tell them it's a shirt about your last camping trip. Then invite them camping.

^lol!

It's clearly PRO-WAR.



All artists are pro-war.

actually, if you squint, it's the reconstruction of a person in deconstructed parts - with the black orb as the head, the dome the torso forming the arms and, you know, stuff.



I also read it as a political statement against My Little Ponies.



Damn, if not a sugar need, maybe a salt daddy is needed in my case.

wait fatheed is right,

i have a unquenchable bloodlust how could have i forgotten?

Iraq war rules

It's Steak Mountain.



It's violence and mutation. WOOOO!!!

It looks pretty ani-war to me...but then as someone who finds the idea of war appaling, it's fitting that I'd have that response.