Kitty Horrorshow

Focus on unsettling the familiar, particularly domestic spaces. Houses become sources of horror, reflecting psychological unease and the breakdown of perceived safety. Themes of isolation, paranoia, and distorted memories begin to emerge strongly.

Themes of cosmic horror become more pronounced, reflecting the insignificance of humanity in the face of vast, unknowable forces. Exploration of existential dread and the search for meaning in a meaningless universe. Interest in memory and the malleability of time.

Persistent use of liminal spaces – transitional areas that evoke feelings of unease and disorientation. Incorporation of dream logic – narratives that defy conventional reasoning and prioritize atmosphere and emotional resonance over coherence. A constant exploration of the internal landscape projected onto the external world.

Subtle undercurrents of social commentary related to alienation caused by technology and societal expectations. Often portrayed through environments that feel abandoned or decaying despite their technological advancement.