Targeted - Techno-Brutalist Streetwear Design Cushion

The design is a brutalist manifesto stitched in monochrome paranoia and cybernetic dread. At the heart a lone figure, a man with a crosshair locked on his head, centred in a grid of sterile data. Around him swarm terminal logs, flickering UI elements, and the cold, unblinking language of surveillance systems. He is not seen, he is scanned, indexed, judged. The machine does not ask who you are. It calculates what you might become. Rendered in stark, high-contrast textures with layers of grunge overlays, this design channels the raw aesthetic of brutalism, the edge of cyberpunk paranoia, and the relentless critique of modern identity systems. It’s dirty. It’s loud. And it’s unapologetically conscious. For those who reject clean lines and obedient thoughts, this design is a callout to the system that mistakes humanity for threat; and labels resistance as error.