Logic // Emotion

I’ve spent a lot of time trying to think my way through feelings, as if clearer thoughts might eventually make sense of something heavy underneath. There’s a quiet tiredness in that — the strain of translating something felt into something explainable. I call this Logic // Emotion, not as a conclusion, just as a way of naming where knowing and feeling keep meeting. In this essential T-shirt, I notice one side built from squares and sharp edges, while the other remains rounded and fluid. They sit beside each other. Sometimes the whole form feels like two ways of seeing, sharing space without becoming one. The red square isn’t a turning point — it’s just a small, physical place my attention returns to while both sides keep pressing in the same moment.