WILSON KELLO & KARINA ERDELYI
A mass of targets sweeps across the front of the shirt, overprinting hems, seams and sleeves. The targets print in 50% white/50% phosphorescent ink, giving them a subtle, milky luminescence. They glow dully at night. This ghostly mass of targets hovers over the bodies we live in and many of us worship; bodies that to many are merely objects to destroy. You've been hit—the tiny mass of angry black and the seeping red thread are the single bullet it takes to extinguish life.

On the right side of the shirt, under the sleeve and straight down along the vulnerable side of the body, the stated message is repeated over and over: "It only takes one." Embedded in this repetition is the sentence, "It only takes one bullet to destroy life." The design will print over hems and seams, rendering small imperfections that make each shirt unique.

The back of the shirt shows a chaotic mass of red and black lines and shapes: the exit wound (always five to ten times the size of the neat little entry). I would say there's no metaphor here, but the graphic is actually an adaptation of an electron micrograph of an unraveled strand of DNA. Violence is written in the microscopic codes and maps of our being, and it takes intelligence, effort and education to fight it.
This shirt is a message that in the current global climate, we are all targets.