Signed, large-format, museum-quality prints available until August 5 only. The complete Aemulor fictus diptych.

A3+ /13 x 19” Brilliant archival ink on handcrafted, lightly textured paper with a raw edge. 100% cotton, acid-free, natural white. These high-fidelity reproductions contain every attribute of the original drawings from the Alien Botany™ series.

✧The Aemulor fictus is a flowering organism with a fragrant, deep-red, bearded terminal flower, a spherical, rotund central stigma, viscid black filament arms, spiral perianth tube, falcate leaves, and a stout, segmented peduncle growing atop a scaled bulb with a single root protruding from a finned basal stem. Approx. 1 m tall, with flowers growing up to 50 cm in diameter.

The Aemulor fictus seeks out females from different species and, through Pouyannian mimicry, replaces these models’ cells with the goal of free movement for pollination and genetic combination. In some cases, the hybrid retains the original model's memories and mannerisms. What will become of Second Pilot Kaihua?

Learn about the Aemulor fictus and its home planet in my art book, Chimeric Herbarium. ✧

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Prints ship worldwide from the UK inside a large-diameter cardboard tube. Please allow extra time for delivery. All sales are final.