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A tribute to the visionary who painted for the future. This gray-on-gray cap is a quiet homage to Hilma af Klint, whose transcendent, geometric-spiritual compositions—first encountered by many in her landmark 2018 Guggenheim exhibition, Paintings for the Future—fundamentally rewired our understanding of abstraction’s origins.
Her vibrant, large-scale works, created years before Kandinsky or Mondrian, were channels of a mystic vision meant for an audience yet to come. This cap carries that forward-looking spirit in muted, wearable form—a piece of studio gear for those who recognize that the map of art history is always being redrawn, one layer at a time.
Made with respect for her legacy, in limited quantities.
A tribute to the visionary who painted for the future. This gray-on-gray cap is a quiet homage to Hilma af Klint, whose transcendent, geometric-spiritual compositions—first encountered by many in her landmark 2018 Guggenheim exhibition, Paintings for the Future—fundamentally rewired our understanding of abstraction’s origins.
Her vibrant, large-scale works, created years before Kandinsky or Mondrian, were channels of a mystic vision meant for an audience yet to come. This cap carries that forward-looking spirit in muted, wearable form—a piece of studio gear for those who recognize that the map of art history is always being redrawn, one layer at a time.
Made with respect for her legacy, in limited quantities.