The Last Bodhisattva

The The Last Bodhisattva clothing collection by OBEYEBO emerges from a spiritual crossroads where compassion meets cosmic intervention. In this dynamic 90" x 72" acrylic painting—still unfolding in Philip Slagter's Montana studio—a gaunt yet radiant bodhisattva resists transcendence, choosing instead to endure Earth's chaos until all of humanity awakens. But his quiet vow is interrupted by Atlas, no longer a mythic titan but a sentient red machine, who sees no virtue in sacrifice and aims to extract this stubborn light from a dying world. The scene crackles with urgency, divine absurdity, and mechanical precision.

The The Last Bodhisattva collection translates this mythic standoff into wearable statement pieces. Expect garments fusing cyberpunk utility with spiritual symbology—fluid silhouettes interrupted by hard angles, sacred motifs tangled in robotic joints, flames, and red circuitry. Dramatic prints pull from the painting's layered narrative: demons mocking in the margins, golden orbs of promise scattered in the dust, and hands—both divine and artificial—reaching for what cannot be taken. This collection is for those who carry others without needing to be seen, and for those who question who truly saves whom in an age of collapsing myths.