Virus forms — spiked shells and radial symmetry — tiled into a dense biological field. Twenty-nine pieces carry it, and it is one of the strongest prints we make on backpacks.
A virus capsid is already a geometric solid: icosahedral, spiked, perfectly symmetrical. Repeated across fabric it behaves like a lattice of tiny mandalas, which is what makes it work at a distance as well as up close.
The palette was chosen with UV lighting in mind. Under a blacklight the spikes separate from the ground and the pattern gains depth it does not have in daylight.
Backpacks, weekender bags, t-shirts and shirts. The bags are where it shows best — a large flat panel gives the repeat room to breathe.
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