THE CONCEPT

Eadweard Muybridge (1830–1904) was a pioneer in motion photography, known for his groundbreaking work in capturing sequential images of movement and early work in motion-picture projection. Muybridge's method involved using multiple cameras triggered by the subject's movement to capture a series of still frames. When these images were viewed in rapid succession, they created the illusion of fluid motion, revolutionizing the understanding of movement and it's representation in art.

His famous 'Woman Dancing' series exemplifies his technique: a sequence of individual photographs depicting a dancer in various stages of movement.  

Dance and motion share an intrinsic connection as both are expressions of rhythm, grace, and dynamism. Muybridge's work emphasized the beauty of movement in a way that echoes the spirt of dance—an art form that thrives on conveying emotion, story, and expression through bodily motion and gestures. The true essence of Art In Motion. 

THE MATERIAL 

Our Japanese-inspired oversized boxy cut tee has a heavyweight construction, dropped shoulder, and ultrafine weave that is luxuriously soft while crisp and clean. Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage.

Featuring in-house artwork for an elevated, collection-worthy graphic tee. Premium quality. 

100% Heavyweight Cotton (8.2 oz) 
Made to Order in USA

THE SIZING

Runs true to size. Oversized silhouette.