Ghost of Jupiter is part of a series of works named after stars and planetary objects, found in the Hydra constellation. It is an imaginary place where nature and culture merge with the formation of crystals creating bonds between them. Organic and made materials coexist and interwind in the presence of currently endangered animals in the form of plastic animal toys.   

The work is a picture of a future memory of an interspecies Hydro-cene, where all sort of fragile things are brought together in a salty, watery setting consisting of the remains of contemporary household items and other objects found in/around our homes.

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