This unisex streetwear tee from Gallery Dept features a bold, graphic-heavy design with high-contrast detailing. The front showcases a striking illustration of a human skull wearing a black military-style cap marked '13', coiled by a vivid green snake with textured scales—evoking themes of rebellion, mortality, and counterculture. Below the skull, a banner reads 'GIVE HEAD' and 'FEED THE DEAD' in gothic typography, reinforcing the brand’s edgy aesthetic. The back displays the iconic 'ART THAT KILLS' slogan in distressed red block letters, a signature motif referencing punk and underground art movements. Crafted from soft, heavyweight cotton jersey (likely 220–240gsm), the tee offers a relaxed, boxy fit with ribbed crew neck and clean hemlines. Ideal for layering or standalone wear, it pairs effortlessly with cargo pants, denim, or leather pieces. Perfect for urban exploration, concerts, gallery openings, or any occasion demanding expressive, subversive style. The beige base provides neutral versatility while allowing the dark green, black, and red graphics to pop. Gallery Dept’s consistent use of symbolic iconography—skulls, snakes, cryptic text—positions this piece as both wearable art and cultural commentary.