DR Congo
Richard Mosse came to international attention with his series of large-scale photographs entitled Infra, detailing the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These striking images, which depicted native people and luscious natural landscapes, were even more compelling due to their psychedelic, almost lurid, colors. Mosse created this unexpected palette by using an obsolete infrared surveillance film, originally intended for the purpose of carrying out aerial vegetation surveys and identifying camouflaged targets within military contexts.
A plain, simple white tee that’s soft on the skin. This shirt can be worn by either male or female (unisex) and it comes embedded with a heart-shaped congo flag. This shirt is made from material created by the people of DR Congo themselves and is guaranteed to quality.
