This oversized black cotton T-shirt from Gallery Dept features bold, artistic graphic prints on both front and back, embodying the brand’s signature avant-garde streetwear aesthetic. The front showcases a surreal sci-fi-inspired illustration: a skeletal figure with a large, cracked eyeball for a head, encased in a spherical dome labeled 'ART THAT KILLS' in distressed typography, set against a starry cosmic backdrop. The back reverses the phrase as 'GALLERY DEPT ART THAT KILLS' in layered, fragmented lettering with light blue/white gradient effects and subtle star speckles—enhancing its conceptual, gallery-meets-street vibe. Constructed with relaxed, boxy fit and dropped shoulders for contemporary comfort, it uses soft heavyweight cotton jersey for durability and drape. Ideal for layering or standalone wear, this piece bridges high-concept art and urban fashion. Perfect for daily wear, gallery openings, music festivals, or expressive street style. The neck tag confirms authenticity with 'GALLERY DEPT' branding. Seasonally versatile for spring, summer, and early fall; unisex sizing accommodates diverse body types.