From a cabinet of near-forgotten drawers and unpublished field notes comes a curated archive of winged specimens—delicately imagined, scientifically presented, and suspended in modern acrylic.

Fly Design offers a collection of dragonflies, butterflies, and bees rendered in the style of natural history field work. Each piece is a study in stillness—an observation extracted from a parallel ecology where species names, collection sites, and fragile ecosystems are as poetic as they are precise.

Though these specimens are unverified by modern science, their documentation is meticulous. Latin names, collector coordinates, and discovery dates accompany each print, lending them the credibility of a preserved truth—and the mystery of something almost lost.