Swarm

The sight of these forms made their heads spin. The axes and symmetry of the lines resembled drones. Only this time they didn't circle above their heads. The air didn't tremble. They were positioned vertically; their outstretched arms invited them to come closer. It was unclear whether they were dangerous. From a distance, they looked like carnivorous plants or flowers that closed as soon as they sensed the touch of a potential victim. There was a metallic taste in the air. It was hard to tell who had designed these symbols. Placed centrally, they indicated a change of order.

Text by Zuza Golińska