Creatures
Unveiling those beneath the surface, waiting for their moment
,, As we celebrate weird creatures, keep in mind that weirdness is relative. The ocean comprises more than 90% of the living space on Earth. Even though less than 1 % of the ocean has been explored, the ocean, especially the deep ocean, is more typical of our Earth than anywhere on land, such as a forest, a savannah, a city or a shopping mall. These weird creatures are arguably the typical, normal citizens of our planet - much more so than anything found on land."
Weird Sea Creatures, Erich Hoyt
As the climate changes and new conditions emerge, the layers of the earth are melting away, unveiling the creatures that once inhabited this land. They are highly adaptive and will coexist with humans. After centuries of human dominance on Earth, new species will emerge, utilizing human bodies as their habitat, forming symbiotic relationships for mutual benefit. Water has been the natural environment for these creatures, and since the human body consists of 60% water, it becomes an attractive host for them. There's a sense of relief in realizing that the next species will inherit the planet alongside or after us, ensuring the continuity of the form of life on Earth. Accepting these transitions brings a sense of peace. Don't be sceptical or saddened by the future and post-humanity; it's an ongoing evolution. The human era is brief, yet our ego clings to the illusion of permanence.
The ocean is a vital habitat and the birthplace of life on Earth. It is said that there could be up to 750,000 undiscovered species in the ocean, waiting to be seen by human eyes.
The Recreatures series introduces semi-fictional species that are awaiting their unveiling.
In nature, spikes and camouflage serve as defenses to avoid becoming prey. A strong, spiked shell protects the soft inner body, acting as both armor and shield. Inspired by this, the Recreatures series features solid silver armor, redefining the standard of everyday jewelry.