TBWB Cymatic T-shirts
Introducing the first in a series of bold, singular shirt designs by sound artists, based on visual interpretations of sound and selected by Thomas Bey William Bailey. The first design in this series, by the curator himself, is based on vector imagery inspired by Hans Jenny’s experiments with “cymatics“: a radical means of sculpting matter with electronic tone generators. A subtly placed Japanese ‘waveform’ text anchors the chaotic design in place.
This unique 3-color design (black, purple, fuschia) is printed on high quality “sand”-colored Tultex t-shirts (100% ring-spun cotton), available in sizes S, M, L (a separate version for girls’ fashion tees is also in the works.) Each shirt also comes with a tag bearing its individual number (no more than 75 pieces available in this initial run), and Thomas’ personal rubber stamp on special texturized ‘op-art’ paper.
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TBWB Cymatic T-shirt (includes worldwide shipping) $25.00
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