Heads who have seen some of Outkast’s 2014 shows have had a glimpse of one of Andre 3000’s latest endeavors: wearable art.

The iconic MC/singer has drafted a culmination of art and fashion in “i feel ya.” The 47 wearable jumpsuits, as seen donned by Andre Benjamin himself, will be artfully displayed alongside mixed media, including a film, and various paintings at an upcoming installation in Miami, Florida. The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and the SCAD Museum of Art (SCAD MOA) present this exhibition, titled: “i feel ya: SCAD + André 3000 Benjamin,” which will be on view Wednesday, December 3 through Sunday, December 14, 2014, at Mana Miami (318 NW 23^rd Street, Wynwood).

The exhibit’s press release explains, “More than a casual affirmation, i feel ya is an invitation to think critically and consider rhetorical expression. Phrases printed on custom jumpsuits designed by André 3000 Benjamin initiate a powerful exchange, reflected in Jimmy O’Neal’s large-scale abstract paintings alongside an experimental film directed by Greg Brunkalla.”

“As I initially thought about displaying this collection, I immediately knew I wanted to work with my longtime collaborative partners at SCAD. The diverse group of people that come to Miami for Art Basel Miami Beach are the right audience to see this for the first time,” said 3 Stacks in a statement.

Some of the jumpsuits have read the following:

“Across cultures, darker people suffer most. Why?”

“Can one rest in peace & violence?”

“I don’t know what else to say.”

“I’ve never been to Afrika.”

“Teachers deserve more.”

“Make love like war.”

For more information, visit the SCAD Facebook page.

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