Author: Kalman Pool
Try it live About this project
Developed through immersive drawing and sculpting in virtual space, these creatures provide the conceptual foundation for inflatable sculptures, 3D-printed objects, installations, and future public monuments. Together, they form an expanding imaginary biology shaped by symbiosis, conjoined bodies, gravity, vulnerability, and collective life.
The public archive currently contains 339 specimens: 124 Core works accompanied by extended records, and 215 Secondary works documenting formal studies, mutations, side experiments, and unrealised life forms.
Rather than a completed catalogue, the Creature Archive operates as a living and continually expanding system. Each creature exists both as an individual digital specimen and as part of a larger fictional ecology.
About the artist
Artist, founder and creative director of KPAS Studio.
His practice centres on public art, sculptural installations and cross-media work, with a long-standing focus on how art integrates with urban public space, commercial space and cultural projects — leading them from artistic concept and design development through to fabrication and delivery.
