Nest Dwellers

Inspired by Kat band song titled "Innocence". "Do dzikich borów idę, dzikich gór, między psy. Szukam żył źródlanej wody, czystej krwi. W zarannej topieli drapieżny ptak wzbił się do lotu. Wysoko, wysoko, wysoko... "

A visual hymn to the raw, primal energy of "Niewinność" by Kat and Roman Kostrzewski: the dark, almost mythic innocence of those who live in the nests — not pure, not childlike, but a twisted, survivalist purity born from dirt, rage, and the refusal to bow to the world above. The central figure — part woman, part winged creature, part broken icon — is suspended in a storm of layered chaos: cracked mosaic tiles, dripping red like blood or rust, green circuitry bleeding into flesh, cathedral-like ruins in the background. The dragonfly wings (or are they torn angel wings?) and the swan below create this beautiful, grotesque duality: fragility meeting violence, innocence meeting predation. And the typography — „KAT” reversed to „TAK” („yes” in Polish), the iconic fan twist („say yes to the devil”) — is not just a logo; it’s a spell, a challenge, a surrender. The way it floats above her, almost crowning her, makes the whole piece feel like a dark liturgy.