This piece centers Peggy Kornegger, whose work grounded anarchism in lived experience rather than spectacle. Kornegger rejected the idea that liberation begins with institutions alone, arguing instead that authority is learned, internalized, and reproduced in everyday life unless consciously dismantled.
The text on the back functions as an argument, not a slogan. It connects feminism and anarchism as complementary practices—one identifying domination, the other refusing it. The focus is not on replacing one hierarchy with another, but on undoing obedience, control, and submission where they actually take root: in relationships, habits, and social norms.
This shirt is for people who understand that anarchism isn’t chaos or posturing. It’s disciplined refusal. It’s structure without domination. It’s change built deliberately, practiced daily, and scaled outward through awareness rather than force.
A.R.A. – Artistic Revolt Apparel Education over authority. Practice over performance. Freedom built deliberately.
.: 100% airlume combed and ring-spun cotton (fiber content varies for different colors) .: Medium fabric (6.0 oz/yd² (170 g/m²)) .: Relaxed fit .: Tear-away label
