Drawings from the
Portfolio of Biological Aberrations
Portfolio of Biological Aberrations
Since the beginning of life on earth, species have undergone a series of “mass extinctions”. Unsuccessful species have died out due to climate change or because their niches were overwhelmed by more successful contenders. Paradoxically, while thousands of species have vanished, pollution of the planet, rising sea levels and deliberate genetic modifications by man have caused certain animals and plants to evolve and mutate at an alarming rate in order to survive.
In the Portfolio of Biological Aberrations, I am looking 500,000 years (and more) into the future to see how these creatures might evolve. Each has its own story of discovery and behavior, which you can explore by clicking on the links below.
In the Portfolio of Biological Aberrations, I am looking 500,000 years (and more) into the future to see how these creatures might evolve. Each has its own story of discovery and behavior, which you can explore by clicking on the links below.
Adaptation 33”H x 26”W, graphite |
Untethered 30”H x 41”W, graphite |
Pursuit 41”H x 30”W, graphite |
Burden 41”H x 30”W, graphite |
Migration 28”H x 27”W, graphite |
Mimicry 25”H x 36”W, graphite |
Leap 41”H x 30”W, graphite |
Specimen # 19 34”H x 26”W, graphite |
Reproductive
Transformation 34”H x 27”W, graphite |
Symbiosis 41”H x 30”W, graphite |
Chase 30”H x 41”W, graphite |
Food Chain 39”H x 21”W, graphite |