In the Tacho Saurus project, I followed the concept of a constructed animal world that might have existed after the anthropocentric age. In other words, after a human-dominated present behind the future.
Not only do these animal sculptures show clear traces of the industrial age in their anatomy and physiognomy, but their limbs and bodies themselves are made up of concrete parts and things from the industry that differ morphologically and evolutionarily adapted to their environment in a techno-organic way.