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Become

Under­ground Royalty

Komoś is a loose collective, an ongoing project, a proof of concept. It was launched in the long, cold winter nights of Cenral Europe in early 2026, and it deals with culture: subculture, counter culture and tradition. It was born from fascination and frustration and has the single goal of making things that are brand new. Komoś will not be just another online blog about trends and aesthetics. We don’t deal with graffiti, sports, insurgence, religion and folk just for fun. This is the culture war. This is Aesthetic Warfare.

Our essays

Futu­rist Mysti­cism
AeE How fascist and islamist aesthetics create a hyper-violent dream state
Post-Graffiti Gallery
AG Looking at illegal graffiti legends taking their art form to the next level
Aesthe­tic War­fare
Manifesto for an Aesthetic Warfare as a Means of Shaping and Reviving Culture and Community

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Interactive projects

100Kards

Discover and reflect on the terrorist inside of you by going through 100 tough questions

100PATTERNS

Discover over 100 authentic traditional stitching and knitting patterns from all over Central and Eastern Europe

People like us,

We are not born rulers. We are born working hard trying to succeed, and until our day eventually comes, we create our own spaces to rule. We reign over the streets once the sun sets, becoming regnant hooligans, graffiti kings and block legends.

Hand-crafted aesthetics

The Komoś identity is made up of a complex cycle of activities, subcultures and values, connected by shared symbols and motifs.

Graffiti
Folk art
Street football
Christianity
Anti-Authotarianism
Slavic tradition
Post-soviet
Agnosticism
Counter-Culture
Street fighting
Terror
Migrant diaspora
Insurgence
Ultras
Islam
European identity
Street racing

Our manifesto

[W]e are not fighting a single entity here. It goes deeper than the concepts of a ruling class, dangerous elites or a deep state. Because while powerful politicians and the ultra rich have huge control over politics, communities and cultures, which they use to establish certain conceptions and dynamics that secure and broaden their influence, your local city councillors and store owners do exactly the same thing, just on a smaller scale. And so do opposition parties, NGOs, activist groups and media companies.

Similar to what the Hidden Wiki calls "Matrix", it's the establishing of some form of hierarchy, economy and politics into every aspect of community and culture that brings them down. So the Hidden Wiki came up with a few ideas to fight this status quo in cyber space specifically, and in the following paragraphs, we will look at some more concepts ourselves.

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