Natalia Żychska is a Polish visual artist based in Berlin. She studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Since 2005, she has been developing the project Porn-Icons (pornoikonki), an ongoing body of work made on wooden panels. Żychska’s artistic language emerged from the underground cultural scene of Warsaw, shaped at the intersection of art, music, performance, and independent spaces. She co-founded the legendary club CDQ, ran Pracownia Gościnna on Brzeska Street, and taught composition at the University of Social Sciences. She also writes poetry, recently presented at the “Uśpiona Księgarnia” in Warsaw. Her art was featured in many venues, including the Post-Porn Festival, Warsaw; CCA, Warsaw; Central Museum of Textile in Łódź; Galeria „Biuro Wystaw”, Warszawa; Elektrownia Powiśle, Warszawa; and Strzemiński Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź. She also built the graphic design for the Róbrege Festival, with the legend of Polish reggae and rock scene, Robert Brylewski.