
Apparel concept / 001
The Signal Tee
A distorted lunar signal made wearable. The image asks whether a photograph can ever feel as solid as the thing it claims to show.
READ THE STORY ↗WEAR IT. HANG IT. WRITE IT DOWN.
Each object begins as a story. Shirts, wall art, coffee mugs, bags, notebooks, stickers: the questions don't need to stay on a screen.
No checkout, payments, pre-orders or reserved stock. Images are concept art or illustrative mockups. Designs, prices and specifications are not final.
EIGHT FIRST OBJECTS / SIX CATEGORIES
We plan to use Fourthwall for production and fulfilment when designs have been checked on real samples. These previews are not supplier-approved products.

Apparel concept / 001
A distorted lunar signal made wearable. The image asks whether a photograph can ever feel as solid as the thing it claims to show.
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Apparel concept / 002
A diagram that looks reassuring until you try to explain every line. An orbit, a question, and a little deliberate misdirection.
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Apparel concept / 003
A slice of darkness against an impossible orange. Made for the moment the familiar Moon suddenly looks like a prop.
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Art print concept / 004
An impossible moonrise for a very real wall. Original editorial art that captures how the Moon feels, not how big it measures.
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Drinkware concept / 005
A suspiciously large Moon for a very ordinary coffee break. A little late-night broadcasting, before the first cup has kicked in.
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Bag concept / 006
For carrying evidence, groceries, or an unreasonable number of books about a single celestial object. A portable rabbit hole.
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Notebook concept / 007
The place for a timestamp, a sketch, and the thing you almost forgot to check. Make the record before the story gets too good.
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Sticker concept / 008
A small interruption for a laptop, notebook, or other perfectly respectable surface. The signal is the question; the answer is still yours to investigate.
READ THE STORY ↗THE OBJECTS ARE PROTOTYPES.
THE CURIOSITY IS REAL.