This hand silk-screened bandana is a little camp, a little meta, and fully devoted to the eternal, world-shaking question printed across it:
“¿Crees en la vida después del amor?” — Do you believe in life after love?
“Si pudiera regresar el tiempo” — If I could turn back time.
A pop-icon collision where revolutionary poster aesthetics meet disco divinity, the design fuses the visual language of political myth with the melodrama and endurance of queer musical legend. Starbursts, bold portraiture, and graphic symmetry transform a familiar face into a banner of devotion, defiance, and theatrical resilience.
It’s part protest graphic, part dance-floor prayer, part tongue-in-cheek shrine — a piece for those who understand that survival, glamour, and revolution often share the same stage.
Each bandana is hand silk-screened in New York City, giving the ink a tactile, screen-printed presence and subtle micro-variations that mark it as true printmaking rather than digital reproduction.
Disclaimer: Based on years of printing, I intentionally use slightly irregularly sized bandanas for this edition because they’re made from an ultralight cotton weave. After the first wash, the fabric becomes exceptionally soft, breathable, and broken-in, making it far more comfortable for everyday wear than heavier, stiffer bandana stock.
Each piece features:
• Hand silkscreen printing in New York City
• Deep black permanent acrylic ink on colored cotton
• Soft 100% cotton
• Central image size: approximately 17" × 17"
• Full bandana size: approximately 21" × 21"
• Cold hand wash recommended
A camp manifesto in cotton and ink — where pop divas, political posters, and queer endurance collide.
