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Company founder Erik Brunetti (born 1967) is an American artist and designer, best known for his creation of the brand FUCT, founded in 1990. He is credited as the creator of subversive streetwear, a style of design stemming from the situationist movement, which involves subtly changing or re-appropriating various pop culture themes and icons, as well as anti-government, anti-religion campaigns.
Fuct was among the pioneers of this movement, along with Stussy, Keith Haring’s pop shop and Japan's Hysteric Glamour. They have created various skateboard deck artworks, clothing designs and Zippo lighter designs.[1]
[edit] About Fuct Clothing
FUCT is the brainchild of artist/graffiti writer Erik Brunetti. The company is responsible for introducing to the world the “Planet of The Apes” printed t-shirts in 1993, using Vietnam War and German World War II inspired graphics, and the recent hand-drawn rock’n’roll iconography pieces. Drawing its roots in early skate-boarding and graffiti culture as well as punk-rock music, FUCT has maintained a steady cult following over the years. The brand has also attracted artists and musicians such as Keith Richards, Julian Schnabel, Robert Flynn, Larry Clark, Chino Moreno, and members of thrash metal band Slayer.
