"Fossil" is a series of images that explores the human mind's struggle to grasp the vastness of time and our fragility within it. The collection features prehistoric plants that evolved before the existence of bees, serving as tangible reminders of our temporal limitations. Unlike stone fossils, which often feel distant and abstract, these living fossils offer a tactile immediacy. They highlight the dual nature of life - its persistent drive to survive alongside its inherent fragility.
Ginkgos - Considered a living fossil that first appeared 290 million years ago. Predating bees by 170 million years.
Cycads - First seen on the fossil record 300 million years ago, predating bees by 180 million years. Cycads are considered one of the oldest living fossils in the world.
Part of a family of flowers over 300 Million years old, predating bees by 180 million years.
Part of a family of flowers over 300 Million years old, predating bees by 180 million years.
Considered a living fossil first appearing 380 million years ago. Predating bees by 260 million years.
An ancient genus that predates the evolution of bees and was first pollinated by beetles.