The design features a photo from the collection "ROUSOKU" printed on the back. If you look closely, you can see a clear candle motif.

This T-shirt was produced to coincide with the exhibition "Dropped Lights" held at B GALLERY (4th BEAMS JAPAN).

※Otoshitomoshi (Otoshitomoshi, Otoshitomoshi, OTOSHITOMOSHI)
This coined word was created by combining the root word of graffiti, "Ochikaki/Ochibumi," with the act of lighting a candle. It represents a light that exists in a (faraway) unknown land, like something that someone (that person) left behind.

MENS STAFF Model: H176cm Size: XL

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■Care method
Washable
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■ROUSOKU / MOZYSKEY
Born in Tokyo. Appearing unexpectedly, his work reaches all over the world, as if embodying the phrase. A pioneer who led the early days of urban graffiti in Japan, he is a skilled master with many techniques. His unique touch, which originated from calligraphy, is not limited to the streets, but is also applied to clothing, store interiors, and many other products. He has been actively exhibiting his works from the streets to museums, regardless of scale, including "X-COLOR / Graffiti in Japan" at Art Tower Mito (2005), "Roppongi Crossing 2010: Is Art Possible?" at Mori Art Museum (2010), and the group exhibition "SHINGANIST" (2009-2010), which traveled to galleries in three cities: San Francisco, London, and Tokyo.