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That's right Ichy Gang, I'm a sponsor for this year's Rocket City KITTYPALOOZA hosted by ! 😻😻😻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ There's going to be special goody bags given to the first 120 people who show up, including Itchy Gang stickers I made just for the occasion (swipe to peep the design in honor of the OG 👀👀👀). Hope to see you there!!

See you at this Thursday night at !! 🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 So excited to be presenting and discussing one of my most personal works to date alongside so many incredible artists, and I hope you can make it!

Limited batch HISTORY LESSON S/S Tees now available on yumedyne.com. Made in collaboration with Carmen Maria Machado (author of 'Her Body and Other Parties'), and performance artist Marina Abramović (subject of the doc 'The Artist is Present').

Limited batch HISTORY LESSON S/S Tees now available on yumedyne.com. Released for Women's History Month 2026, I sought to illuminate a pattern across centuries of exploitation, suppression, and dismissal of women by the patriarchal system of the art world. Made in collaboration with author Carmen Maria Machado (author of 'Her Body and Other Parties'), and performance artist Marina Abramović (subject of the doc 'The Artist is Present').

Only 3 days left to preorder HISTORY LESSON (Link in Bio)

A familiar image. A different ending.
A limited wearable work examining trust, power, and repetition through the lens of art history.
Available now.

Does this look familiar?
Some images never stop repeating.
History Lesson
Available by preorder.
Link in bio.

SOME IMAGES NEVER STOP REPEATING.
HISTORY LESSON S/S Tee is now available for preorder until January 30th.

Available in sizes S–4XL.
Production begins February 1.
Finished and shipped by the first week of March.
Arrives in time for Women’s History Month 2026.

> Printed on 6.5 oz midweight 100% cotton tees (Everybody.World; 3XL–4XL on comparable Los Angeles Apparel blanks)
> Hand-dyed in a custom pomegranate-to-baby-pink ombré
> Emerald green collar — the ribbon made physical
> Screen printed front, back, side, and shoulder, with glitter elements throughout
> A portion of proceeds will be donated to Take Back the Night, supporting survivors and their mission to end sexual violence

This piece functions as a wearable archive — tracing what happens when women are aestheticized, silenced, and asked to surrender autonomy in the name of trust.
The front holds a moment of precarious balance:
an angel and a demon, an arrow drawn toward the heart, the demand for complete and total trust.
The margins carry the weight of the gaze.
The back shows what happens when the final boundary is crossed.
This is not the passive death we’ve been taught to expect.
It’s the consequence of asking for too much.