Contact Point No. 02 | Contact Point Series by Jon Lee

Contact Point No. 02 | Contact Point Series by Jon Lee

XS / Heather Dust
$57
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Contact Point No. 02 | Contact Point Series by Jon Lee

Contact Point Series

Contact Point No. 02 | Contact Point Series by Jon Lee

LIMITED 100 PER COLORWAY

$57
Size: XS
Color: Heather Dust

Made to Order • Small Batch Production

Once Retired • Permanently Archived

About the Work

This piece studies the point of release where force transfers cleanly through the machine, where acceleration lifts without breaking control. The front wheel rises, not as display, but as consequence. Torque meeting balance, held precisely where it needs to be.

Nothing exaggerated. No excess movement. Just the exact threshold where contact begins to separate, and control proves itself.

The artist captures this precisely and at distance, capturing only the moment. No explanation or emphasis, just the fragment, held briefly before it’s gone.

A measured break from contact.
A study in restraint under force.
Nothing more offered.

Product Features

  • Crafted from premium combed and ring-spun cotton, this lightweight tee is breathable and built for everyday wear. The fit is tailored yet relaxed, clean through the shoulders and consistent in shape. A classic crew neckline keeps the silhouette refined. Made in the USA.

Care Instructions

  • Wash cold, inside out to preserve the print over time. Use mild detergent. Tumble dry low or hang dry. Do not bleach. Do not dry clean. Do not iron directly on print.

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Contact Point Series

Contact Point Series

by Jon Lee

A study of rider and machine in alignment. As comfortable under pressure, as at ease in stillness; where control becomes instinct.

The Contact Point Series doesn’t follow the ride. It isolates the moments where connection is felt most clearly: under load, at speed, or in the quiet spaces between.

Some frames hold tension. Others carry none at all. The difference isn’t in the machine, but in the relationship. What’s shown here is familiarity, earned over time, held without force. Control that doesn’t need to be asserted, only maintained.

Each piece reduces the scene to a single fragment. Cropped tight. No excess. No narrative beyond what’s already present.

The work doesn’t explain itself. It doesn’t separate rider from machine, or effort from ease. It simply holds the moment as it appears; whether under pressure or completely at rest.

A series built on connection.
A study in control, both applied and released.
Nothing more offered.

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