This dark experimental graphic draws inspiration from 90s alternative music aesthetics, photocollage art and distressed vintage tee print design, turning fragmented eyes and red text into an intense chest statement. The front chest features a centered vertical collage composition printed against the dark acid-washed fabric. Multiple black-and-white eye close-ups are arranged in stacked horizontal strips, creating a fragmented, surveillance-like effect that feels tense and psychological. Each strip overlaps slightly, with visible cut edges, grainy photocopy texture and high-contrast shadows. At the center of the collage, the word “OBSESSION” appears in bold red uppercase letters, standing out sharply against the monochrome eye imagery. The entire print carries faded ink, halftone grain, misregistration and uneven screen-printed edges, making it feel like an old underground zine tee transferred onto a well-worn garment. The core fixation message anchoring the design’s meaning: OBSESSION The repeated eyes, stacked collage and red title visualize fixation, tension, attraction and the feeling of being watched. It resonates with anyone drawn to alternative music graphics, dark collage art, psychological imagery and counterculture style. The photocollage style avoids generic portrait prints — it revives the raw, lo-fi energy of 90s zines, underground flyers and alternative street apparel. Printed on heavyweight 100% combed cotton with vintage acid-washed charcoal black finish, the mottled faded dark fabric makes the monochrome eyes and red “OBSESSION” appear worn, sharp and authentic, replicating well-loved retro alternative tees from underground culture scenes. The subtle soft faded print grain mimics aged hand-screen printed apparel from decades of counterculture youth. The oversized dropped shoulder fit delivers ultra-soft, unrestricted all-day comfort, a wearable statement piece that lets you proudly display your obsession energy wherever you go.
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