Time Slipping By Patch

Dalí painted melting clocks to make you feel the wrongness of time. Someone put that on a patch, which feels correct.

The Persistence of Memory has spent decades haunting art classrooms, philosophy undergrads, and the inner sleeves of albums by people who take the void seriously. As an embroidered patch it lands somewhere between surrealist art nod and honest personal statement, the kind of thing that works on a jacket covered in band logos because it says something without needing to shout. Dark aesthetic, dry humour, existential dread, standard alternative fashion fare.

Embroidered iron-on patch. Approximately 80mm wide x 75mm tall.