Paweł Grzelak

Specimen

Zancan

Entangled Others

Geoffrey Pugen

Phaust

MuseumWeek

Reconciliation with the Living

Paweł Grzelak on Creating ‘Forced Evolutions’

Artist for the living: Museum Week presents Zancan, Entangled Others, Geoffrey Pugen, Phaust, and Paweł Grzelak

Specimen D

Specimen E

Ferdinand Dervieux

Matthew Plummer-Fernández

Reconciliation with the Living - Part II

Specimen G

Specimen A

Specimen C

Specimen B

Specimen F4

Specimen F

For the first time in history, a human expedition reached the Mariana Trench ocean floor at a depth of 10,916 metres in 1960.
Scientists assumed that no multicellular organisms would be able to live in these harsh environments.
But there was life, and it was abundant. Many species are still awaiting to be discovered 60 years later.

"Specimens" is a collection of five procedurally generated and animated imaginary creatures.
The artist combines deep-sea organisms' patterns, behaviours, and structures with the peculiar appearance of microscopic imaging, culminating in the creation of new, digital living forms.

Specimen G

Specimen

Paweł Grzelak on Creating ‘Forced Evolutions’

Artist for the living: Museum Week presents Zancan, Entangled Others, Geoffrey Pugen, Phaust, and Paweł Grzelak

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Paweł Grzelak on Creating ‘Forced Evolutions’

Artist for the living: Museum Week presents Zancan, Entangled Others, Geoffrey Pugen, Phaust, and Paweł Grzelak