This Cthulhu-inspired set feature three dystopian drawings, creating a vividly unsettling tableau that challenges the viewer's perception of life and decay.
In "Accelerative Phenomenae," Lucas Korte depicts a landscape deeply consumed by otherworldly organisms. The labyrinthine textures of the terrain are set against a stark, almost ghostly environment, juxtaposing intricate life forms with the desolate space they inhabit.
In "Moon Man," Michael Salvadori paints a surreal and an evocative image of a colossal featureless being traversing an alien planet while holding the moon like a mere lantern. Having a sarcastic undertone, the visual narrative invokes themes of isolation and the interplay between the known and the unknown in the cosmos.
The macabre image of "Wilt" by Timon Kokott conveys a sense of despair. It explores themes of mortality, defeat, and existential dread, illustrated through the skull being relentlessly pulled apart by unseen forces. The notion that the subject has ceased to resist adds a layer of bleakness, metaphorical of their surrender to darkness.
