Cyberpunk gear from the city that never sleeps.
Brutalia Systems began as a visual world-building project: a dystopian city of surveillance grids, industrial sectors, corrupted signals, and system-issued identities. What started as short cinematic stories evolved into a graphic language of badges, warning labels, sector marks, data panels, and artifacts from a fictional city.
Each design is created to feel like it belongs inside that world—not just as merch, but as gear from Brutalia itself. The shirts combine cyberpunk aesthetics, industrial graphics, fictional systems, and streetwear-inspired layouts.
My process usually begins with the world: a faction, a sector, a signal, or a piece of infrastructure from Brutalia. From there, I develop the design through AI-assisted concepting, digital compositing, typography, graphic overlays, and print-focused layout work. The goal is to create pieces that feel wearable, cinematic, and slightly mysterious—like something issued by a system you were never supposed to understand.
Brutalia Systems is for people who love sci-fi, cyberpunk, dystopian design, future cities, glitch culture, and clothing that feels like it came with a hidden backstory.