For three decades, Supreme's photo tees have turned portraits into cultural artifacts. Musicians, athletes, actors and icons, shot in a single frame and printed as statements. This series takes a selection of those iconic shoots and rebuilds them through a neo-cubist lens.

Each portrait is broken down into planes, angles and shifting perspectives, then reassembled into a new composition. The goal wasn't to copy the originals but to question them: what happens to an image everyone already knows when you pull it apart and put it back together differently?

The project sits where my interests meet: street culture, hip-hop, sport and the portrait as a form of tribute.

Independent work. Not affiliated with Supreme.