There are scenes you use, and there are scenes that consume you.
Poison wasn’t created to be comfortable, it was created to provoke. An immersive composition where hands emerge from the darkness and a surface reflects and distorts the light. Poison is atmosphere, it is charged silence, it is the feeling of standing before something that watches you back.
Here, gothic is not just visual, it is a sensation. The unsettling doesn’t push you away, it pulls you closer.
And the sensual isn’t obvious, it lingers, hides, and then reveals itself when you least expect it.
Available in two versions.
The acid green that contaminates the scene.
And the red that consumes it.
Atemporal doesn’t just create backdrops.
It creates what lingers, even after you close your eyes.
- Available in two color variations, each offering a distinct mood:
- Green: a toxic, cold, and mysterious atmosphere
- Red: intensity, heat, and a more aggressive, visceral aesthetic
