A city opens into a world of mountains, creatures and impossible forms. Mateusz Kołek brings them together in one restless landscape, where the familiar gives way to the unexpected. An early expression of the imagination that became part of Alternative’s identity.
A lantern lights the way through twisted trees. Bats cross the moon; glowing eyes watch from the dark. Sebastian Skrobol turns the forest into a strange, richly detailed world that feels ready to follow you off the board.
Two sword-bearing figures cut through a shower of splintered wood. Against vivid green and grainy gold, Podkościelny holds the action in midair. The result is sharp, restless and full of movement.
Beneath a burning orange sky, a lone traveller faces a crowned figure and a horned creature. Jagged peaks, tangled roots and watchful birds fill the route ahead. Skrobol makes the mountain feel like a challenge you cannot turn away from.
A city burns beneath a sky full of strange signals. Tentacles curl around the buildings as a giant robot, winged monsters and dinosaur-like creatures take over the streets. Sebastian Skrobol turns destruction into a wild, playful spectacle—chaotic at first glance, and packed with stories wherever you look.
Beyond a pale lake, red mountains rise beneath a sky tangled with branches. Masked figures, curious creatures and wandering spirits fill the scene, drawn toward a small fire. Mateusz Kołek makes this strange gathering feel alive—playful, unsettling and impossible to take in all at once.