Poster Dziki Kot 40x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Poster Dziki Kot 40x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA - 124405

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Poster Dziki Kot 40x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Name: Poster Dziki Kot 40x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA
SKU: 14143
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The 'Dziki Kot' poster presents a graphic interpretation of a design by Mieczysław Naruszewicz from 1958. At the center stands a biomorphic cat form in a distinctly dynamic pose, with an arched back, elongated legs, and a coiled tail. The composition is anchored by a strong matte burnt orange background, referencing the color language of mid-century modernism. The cat’s body is divided into two contrasting sections — deep black with rough, irregular white stripes on one side, and a solid white paw and flank on the other — intensifying the sense of expression and rhythmic movement. The print is characterized by a flat, even surface with no gloss or textural relief, minimalist details such as small white eyes, and subtle, pared-down typography in the upper left corner noting the design's title, author, and date. This form evokes the stillness of motion captured in the visual language of 1950s graphic arts — the cat’s shape is at once abstract and suggestive, precise like a cut-out silhouette. The striking division of color builds a sense of tension and lightness, and, despite the economized detail, communicates its message with clarity and immediacy. Relying on sharp contrasts and simplified geometry, the design references the tradition of Polish modernist poster art while staying firmly contemporary. The 40 x 50 cm format fits easily as a solo accent against a light wall or grouped with other animal or abstract-themed prints. Its burnt orange background pairs well with neutral whites, blacks, greys, or natural wood elements — ideally finding its place amid modern furniture, soft grey textiles, and simple botanical accents. In an interior referencing mid-century modern style, the poster’s graphic dialogue can be emphasized through the use of geometric lighting or vintage ceramics.

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