Here’s a first look at Le Messie’s more accessible and louder sub label Better Off Dead. Bringing back visual thought-pieces and concepts he was known for a few years back, he throws up upon deconstructing iconic brand structures, injecting life into them and at the very same time portraying decay and death. These B.O.D releases will be made available soon at select stockists in America and Europe.
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Better Off Dead
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Marinating for over a year, Le Messie’s more accessible brand Better Off Dead seems to be a brew as he throws a glimpse on his SLAM Blog of what’s to come. We’re sure to receive more info on these releases that evidently bring back a more refined touch to his earlier style of works themed around his mixed media style of “brand deconstruction/dissection” introduced to the scene a few years back.
