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Introducing the Nostalgia is a Disease T-Shirt by House of Voltaire, a light blue, limited edition t-shirt featuring bold text on the front. The text reads “NOSTALGIA IS A DISEASE,” with "NOSTALGIA" in red and "IS A DISEASE" in black. This unique piece is artist-designed for House of Voltaire.

Scott King

Nostalgia is a Disease T-Shirt

£35

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Artist-designed, limited edition screenprinted t-shirt by Scott King, exclusive to House of Voltaire.

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100% organic cotton

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      Introducing the Nostalgia is a Disease T-Shirt by House of Voltaire, a light pink, limited edition t-shirt featuring bold text on the front. The text reads “NOSTALGIA IS A DISEASE,” with "NOSTALGIA" in red and "IS A DISEASE" in black. This unique piece is artist-designed for House of Voltaire.
      A limited edition light blue "Nostalgia is a Disease T-Shirt" by House of Voltaire features the phrase "NOSTALGIA IS A DISEASE" printed on it. The word "NOSTALGIA" is in bold, red, stylised letters, while "IS A DISEASE" is in black, bold letters.

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      About The Artwork

      Designed by artist Scott King and screenprinted in Cornwall, this 100% organic cotton t-shirt has a unisex fit and comes in two colourways, candy pink or sky blue. The word nostalgia is learned formation of a Greek compound, consisting of nostos, meaning 'homecoming', a Homeric word and algos, meaning 'pain' or 'ache' and was coined by a 17th century medical student to describe the anxieties displayed by Swiss mercenaries fighting away.

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      About Scott King

      Scott King (b. 1969) is a British artist and graphic designer, best known for his satirical compositions commentating on consumerism and popular culture. He previously worked as the art director of i-D magazine and creative director of Sleazenation magazine. He has collaborated with other influential artists such as Wolfgang Tillmans, Michael Clark, and Pet Shop Boys.

      King has exhibited internationally with institutions and galleries such as Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin; Museum of Modern Art, New York City; Institute of Contemporary Art, London; Palais de Tokyo, Paris; KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, and Studio Voltaire, London.

      King is represented by Herald St and Bortolami.

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