The MicroFlora/Fauna series investigates imagined microscopic organisms through a lens of erotic grotesquerie. Cast in pewter or bismuth, these hybrid forms occupy the liminal edge between flora and fauna, sex and structure, vitality and decay. Their scale invites a reversal of perspective, where intimate, biologically charged forms feel monumental. Loosely anatomical and deeply libidinal, each specimen is a cross-section of some alien ecology—part taxonomy, part ritual, part mutation.