A collection of miniaturised cloned animals preserved in their natural habitat.
Cloning has the ability to scale species by genetic manipulation; make tiny animals of giants, and giants of little ones. The survival of the fittest no longer applies, and the food-chain pyramid gets turned upside down…
These small groups of cloned monotonously coloured animals in preservation boxes, with fossilised key-elements from their natural environment instantly evoke the most critical questions about scaled cloning.
The boxes feel like a science project, as if they were displayed in labs or historical evolutionary museums.
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