A cell is the fundamental building block of all living things. Millions and billions of years ago, life already existed at this microscopic scale, long before we were able to observe or understand it.

The Science of Prehistoric Events explores this ancient micro-world through artistic interpretations of organisms, plants, cells, and microscopic structures. The microscope becomes a window into a hidden universe, revealing an unexpected language of shapes, colours, textures, and patterns.

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The collection looks toward a distant and largely forgotten past, imagining the forms that may have existed long before humanity. It is an exploration of the earliest traces of life, where science and imagination meet to reconstruct a world that can no longer be seen directly.

These works transform the microscopic into something tangible: fragments of an ancient world, unfamiliar yet strangely recognisable.