Kalina Winska’s work explores the intersection of domesticity and the organic world, reimagining the “natural household” as a living, breathing ecosystem contained within a public gaze. By adapting intimate domestic scenes for window installations, the artist bridges the gap between the private sanctuary of the home and the communal energy of the street. Their practice utilizes found organic materials and recycled household objects to challenge the perceived boundaries between human-made structures and the wild environment. Through these site-specific displays, they aim to provoke a sense of “urban voyeurism” that invites passersby to reconsider their own ecological footprint within their living spaces. Ultimately, their goal is to transform static glass panes into thresholds of reflection, where the viewer can witness the quiet, resilient beauty of nature reclaiming the modern home.