A masterpiece revived with three-dimensional embroidery A collaboration sock between HOiSUM and Tadanori Yokoo, one of Japan's leading artists, and a long-awaited embroidered version are now available. In 1968, the exhibition "WORD AND IMAGE" was held at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. This legendary exhibition brings together world-class artists such as Frank Stella and Andy Warhol to explore the relationship between visual art and language. Tadanori Yokoo's work, which was created as a symbolic poster, is expressed three-dimensionally using precise embroidery techniques. The texture and thickness of the thread, which cannot be expressed through printing, breathe new life into the artwork. A special expressiveness that comes from embroidery The psychedelic design with a striking mouth and eyes is enhanced by the three-dimensionality of the embroidery. The shadows and textures created by the overlapping threads are like works of art that have jumped out of the canvas. Available in six colors: brown, purple, pink, black, green, and white, each color has its own personality and the beauty of the embroidery. Try incorporating the luxury of wearing art from your feet into your everyday styling. Tadanori Yokoo's works of art that transcend visual taboos are expressed using embroidery techniques by craftsmen. This is a one-of-a-kind and special piece that combines the innovation of the graphic culture of the 60s with the traditional embroidery craft. Please enjoy the new experience of wearing art proposed by HOiSUM.