The journey of DOMINO catalogs a series of discoveries and interests that have followed my art career in the world of street wear, fashion, and my entire creative lifespan in the world of cut and sew.

Of all the pieces in the Urban Reclaim Division collection, this one remains to be the most complex and illustrative of the patchwork of my inspirations and mentors in the space. Clothing as high art.

Rogues Gallery, Portland ME 2010: in the shop we used to be able to pull any silk screen from the expansive library of designs, something like over 200 options were available to print and walk out with. The skeleton holding the scythe, Abandon All Hope, is a super rare design that probably is one of the few lasting in the world. Check the lower right tag on the bottom, IYKYK.

@oddladydre Brooklyn NY 2013: Gifted me the blue and grey pattern used to surround the rose on the chest from her work at a fabric studio when we both worked in hospitality

@beaconscloset Brooklyn 2014: Where the hoodie was purchased, understanding it would be the canvas but never with the full picture being clear.

@bornxraised Brooklyn 2017: The blue and white peacock, theater masks, rose, are part of this epically intricate scarf that were used to weave in and out of the other assets as the leading accentuating details. Born X Raised has become a North Star for me in street wear, and is the majority of my personal closet #SpantoLives

@privatepolicyny Brooklyn 2021: I worked on a digital fashion platform called Runway360 where I met these guys on boarding them. Insanely talented, watch these guys rise. This is a NYFW tshirt I cut and redesigned into the hood reading ‘WEAKNESS’

All patches for the exception of the hood design are hand-sewn. Never knew where this was going and never needed to, one domino falls…