A Short Art History Lesson The History of Fine Art led us to Impression- ism. Impressionism opened the flood - gates to all sorts of modern art including Art Nouveau and Art Deco, both very deco- rative arts. These ideas were then rejected by the Bauhaus. The Bauhaus wanted art that would more easily match industrial production . That is what I am doing. We are extensions of a long history of art leading to these times where a dropshipping factory can work for many artists and doesn’t have to bet the shop on which art or pattern will find the most sales. Whereas, the artist can create an unlimited collection of creative works and push them into a retail-facing site like Shopi- fy for less than $50 a month. It’s genius! The Shoosty® brand has thousands of piec- es of art that can easily be repurposed for industry and fashion. Those pieces took hundreds of hours to create and now they are given an entirely new and scalable life with the help of fabrics. It is no wonder that we created the tagline, Wear the Art / Be the Movement™. By continuing to hold art shows and offer - ing clothing that matches the art on display, Shoosty® is creating a new way for people to engage with art. When someone wears a piece of Shoosty® clothing, they become part of the movement, carrying the work into new realms of imagination with their en - ergy and smiles.
Wear the Art/Be the Movement™ Paul Klee, a famous Bauhaus artist, once said that art doesn’t just reproduce what we see - it makes us see. Art has the power to transform us, to evoke emotions and imagination. And now, with technology and modern manufacturing processes, artists can reach more people than ever before . They can make their art accessible while still keeping its unique and transformative power. “Wear the Art/Be the Movement™” goes beyond decoration. It’s about inspiring peo- ple and transforming their lives through the fusion of science and the humanities. Shooster coined the term ChromaticFusion- ism to describe his style. Chromatic refers to the science of color, printing, comput- ing, and modern manufacturing, while Fu - sionism refers to nature, art history, fash- ion, and community. This movement aims to make art accessible, scalable, and transformative. It’s about in- spiring imagination and wonderment. So go ahead - wear the art and be part of the movement!
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