A bold streetwear statement piece featuring Gallery Dept’s signature raw, artistic aesthetic. The black heavyweight cotton tee showcases a striking central graphic: two skeletal hands emerging from torn white sleeves, rendered in high-contrast black-and-white linocut style with dynamic wavy lines suggesting motion or energy. Above the hands, the phrase 'ART THAT KILLS' is printed in aggressive, stacked red typography—evoking punk zine culture and subversive art commentary. The neckline features a dual-label tag: a yellow woven tag alongside a white 'GALLERY DEPT.' label, confirming authenticity and brand identity. Cut in a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette for modern layering and comfort, this tee balances edgy conceptual art with wearable everyday utility. Ideal for fans of underground art, alternative fashion, and designer streetwear that challenges conventions. Perfect for casual outings, gallery visits, concerts, or as a conversation-starting layer under jackets. Fabric feels substantial yet soft after wash, with screen-printed graphics that resist fading. Designed for unisex appeal with inclusive sizing, it embodies the brand’s ethos of blending fine art references with urban wearability.