Tile 3 · Open Air · Day

White with black tiles rotated by chance — a homage to the 1975 plotter drawings of British computational artist Paul Brown. The pattern carries seamless across the body, cohering into one continuous form from the back of the room and resolving into a hundred small geometries up close. Made for the showcase, the open-air session, and the all-day takeover.

The pattern

This print descends from a lineage of computational drawing. In 1975, Paul Brown wrote a Fortran program that placed three geometric tiles into a 16×16 grid and rotated each one at random — an early experiment in what would become generative art, plotted in ink overnight on a mainframe. We've taken the same rule into the B A S S I X node editor: three tile motifs, ninety-degree rotation, each instance decided independently and run across the garment. Order at scale. Chance at every rotation.

The shirt

• All-over print on lightweight stretch fabric
• 96% polyester, 4% spandex · 120 gsm
• Open collar, short sleeve, button front
• Breathable, wrinkle-resistant, no ironing
• Slim cut — size up for a relaxed fit
• Printed and made to order

Fit and styling

The slim cut sits close to the body. Size up one for a relaxed fit, two for boxy. The stretch fabric moves through a session and dries fast when the dancing gets serious. White picks up the daylight; less forgiving of spilled pints.

Care

• Wash inside out, cold, separately
• Hang to dry
• No iron needed