"7 points.
No exceptions.
Read it. Live it. Plot it."
Any emerging artist can enter. Medium, background, country, connections: none of it disqualifies you. Bring work that is yours and that stands for something.
We don’t rate it. The community does.
Every admitted work goes to the vote and keeps its page on the platform.
The five most voted get extra space across our channels. The most voted becomes the shirt.
No fee. No portfolio review. No selection. An open door and a vote.
We’re not selling a shirt. We’re selling visibility for artists who deserve it.
Every artist who ever submitted stays visible here – indefinitely. Not for two years. Not while the collection is active. Forever.
Because once you’ve created something worth showing, it should be shown. No expiry date on talent.
No committee. No algorithm. Just people.
Real people vote for the design they want to wear. That’s the only metric that matters.
When you buy a shirt, you’re not just wearing art — you’re the reason that art exists in the world. You voted for it. You made it happen.
A share of every sale goes to a cause. Not a vague percentage of proceeds — a fixed part of what the shirt earns, published every plot.
Art that hangs on walls is beautiful. Art that funds real change is necessary.
We want both. Every plot. Every shirt. The artist gives the cause reach. The cause gives the art a reason.
The artist brings the work. The cause brings the reason. The accomplices bring the engine that makes it move. None of it works alone.
So every shirt is divided into five equal parts — the artist, the cause, the platform, events and workshops, the accomplices. Same weight. No exceptions.
But the split is the consequence, not the point. Everyone who takes part comes out with something: the artist with reach, the cause with support and attention, the accomplices with the work they made possible. That’s the whole conspiracy.
We use AI to work faster and go further. Whenever we do, we say so — on every image, every video.
The art is a different matter. A shirt carries someone’s work, and that means a person made it. We know the tools are already part of many artists’ processes. Be honest about how you got there. That’s all.
This only works if people show up. Artists who submit. Voters who choose. Buyers who wear the result into the world.
You are the conspiracy.
Without you, it’s just a website. With you, it’s a movement that keeps growing, plot after plot, year after year. The invisible becomes visible. That’s the whole point.
Read the manifesto. Then do something with it.
Submit your art. Vote for a design. Wear the result.
That’s the whole conspiracy.
