This oversized, off-white cotton jersey T-shirt from Gallery Dept features a bold, collage-style graphic print inspired by punk, protest art, and surrealism. Central to the design is a large black skull with neon green and pink accents, surrounded by layered motifs: a red peace sign, winged bird silhouette, skeletal figure outlined in pastel blue/pink, a 'STOP BEING RACIST!' speech bubble, fragmented portraits, lightning bolt, and target symbol. The phrase 'ART THAT KILLS' appears in distressed red typography near the shoulder. The garment has a relaxed, boxy fit with dropped shoulders and short sleeves—ideal for streetwear layering. Made from soft, pre-washed cotton for comfort and slight shrinkage resistance. Perfect for expressive daily wear, gallery visits, or music festivals where statement-making is key. The eclectic mix of socio-political messaging and gothic aesthetics reflects Gallery Dept’s signature deconstructed, archival-inspired aesthetic. Wear with baggy jeans, cargo pants, or under denim jackets for maximalist styling.