Oversized School T-shirt

“Learn to obey.”

A t-shirt that doesn't talk about education.
He talks about dressage .

Here, hands are not cut off by chance.
They are cut for what they represented:
The desire to create. To explore. To question.

This visual exposes what we no longer want to see:
A society that prefers orderly individuals, stripped of their ideas, docile and conforming.
The school then becomes the first workshop for the production of this normality.
Not a place of awakening—but a narrow corridor where fear of error, the cult of authority, and obedience replace freedom of thought.

And those who transmit? The teachers, the educators?
They too are often formatted, intellectually castrated, locked into the role assigned to them.
They no longer share living knowledge. They spit out, without question, what they were asked to teach.
Deprived themselves of the drive to learn, of lively curiosity, of questioning.
They have become guards of a prison whose bars they no longer even see.

This visual doesn't judge. It exposes.

Because before cutting off the hands,
First you have to cut off the mind.

Each design is printed individually for each t-shirt, which may result in slight variations in color, intensity or placement between the rooms.
These differences are not defects, but are part of the unique character of each creation.
Your t-shirt is made for you, and no two will be exactly alike.