A few years ago, I was finishing my master thesis and AI art generators just came out. As someone with unexpected time on their hands, it quickly became a hobby and then escalated into something I never expected. Back when AI art was still emerging, I started creating images that didn’t quite fit anywhere else. They were too eerie, too glitched, too haunted for typical platforms. The fact that most of my content was focused on dark personal and societal topics, I can say the start was more than rough – shadowbans on social platforms, online bullying and so on. But to me, I didn’t see it just as weird visuals—they were echoes of memory, metaphor, and lived experience.
Since 2022, this little Redbubble shop has been more than just a storefront – it was the start of what eventually became Lucidorium, my AI-driven archive of forgotten entities, corrupted timelines, and artifacts erased from collective reality. A liminal museum curated by instincts, migraines, and gut feelings.
While much of the darker, surreal, or emotionally charged art I create would easily trip Redbubble’s content filters, this shop remains a softer gateway into that world. It’s a space for the cutesy, wearable, and delightfully odd, the side of the archive that smiles back (sometimes with too many teeth). As a quick sneak peek, I take heavy inspiration from H.P. Lovecraft, however I like having broad topics to design.
Why does this Collection exist?
This Collection isn’t just a cute aesthetic or glorifying chronic issues. It’s personal.
I live with chronic gut issues, problems that are rarely taken seriously, often dismissed, and almost always invisible. In society, we’re expected to push through pain, to normalize discomfort, to keep quiet about the messier parts of our health. There’s little space for softness, and even less for strange humor. But that’s exactly why I make this art.
Because art can be comfort. Because something weird and beautiful on a hoodie or sticker can feel like solidarity. Because when you’re bloated, anxious, overstimulated, and unable to eat half the menu, sometimes the only thing you can do is laugh.
This collection is my daily coping, and I hope it will be to a lot of the readers here too. A way to take what hurts and make it wearable, visible, even a little lovable. If you’re a neurodivergent, a digital mystic, a chronic weirdo, or someone who finds peace in odd little monsters and medical diagrams, this is for you.
You are not alone in the chaos.
And if your gut has ever betrayed you in a public place – well, welcome home.
Wear It. Sip It. Stick It Everywhere.
This collection isn’t just for your walls—it’s made to travel with you. On the Redbubble shop, I tried to bring gut demons into the world in dozens of forms:
- T-Shirts & Hoodies – Soft, casual pieces that wear your reality with humor and honesty
- Mugs – For tea, coffee, or existential dread. A cursed companion for your desk
- Stickers – Subtle rebellion for laptops, journals, pill organizers or water bottles
- Tote Bags – Roomy enough for meds, snacks, notebooks, or your shadow self
- Phone Cases – Because your gut is always with you!
- Wall Art – Strange beauty for your bedroom, studio, or therapy corner
Sometimes, the monster in your gut deserves a sticker.
Who’s It For?
- Anyone with a sense of dark humor
- People living with gut issues, chronic illness, or neurodivergent body experiences
- Lovers of surreal art with a light touch
- Millennials who treat IBS like a roommate
- Anyone who’s tired of hiding what their body goes through
Want Something Custom?
If you’ve seen a design on Instagram (@aurum.advenae) or X (@aurum_advenae) that isn’t available here, I’m happy to adapt it into a product for you—whether it’s a T-shirt, sticker, mug, or wall art.
Looking for an existing design in a different color palette, or want something tailored to your own health experience or visual taste? I’m open to creating custom versions or even preparing designs for direct shipment.
Just reach out – let’s make art that speaks your language. Your gut feeling is worth sharing!
Here’s a preview on some of the designs, but you can access the full collection at Lucidorium Redbubble shop.
