This artifact, titled Thin-Shelled Scarab, appears as if retrieved from an ancient excavation — a preserved being bridging myth and biology. Its delicate iridescent wings extend from a dark, slender shell, resembling both an insect and an emblem from a forgotten civilization.
Encased within a 22×22×5 cm deep display frame, the relic is presented against an ornate Foundryon print, designed to mirror the intricate symmetries of nature and sacred geometry. The frame gives a sense of containment, as if this creature remains in a timeless suspension — part fossil, part divine messenger.
Each piece is individually assembled and sealed, classified within the Foundryon archive as a specimen of unknown terrestrial relation, a silent testimony to beauty that transcends known species.
Name: Thin-Shelled Scarab
Series: Foundryon’s Small Galactic Fossils
Artist: Peter Hauerland
Dimensions: 22 × 22 × 5 cm
Material: Steel, seashell
Frame: Object frame with glass
Weight: Approx. 0.9kg / 1.5kg when wrapped for shipping
Placement: Freestanding tabletop, shelf décor, or hang on the wall
Style Keywords: Entomology Fossil art, SciArt, mystical artifact, Goth décor
A captivating object for those drawn to natural forms, ancient mysteries, and the art of imagined discovery.
This artifact, titled Thin-Shelled Scarab, appears as if retrieved from an ancient excavation — a preserved being bridging myth and biology. Its delicate iridescent wings extend from a dark, slender shell, resembling both an insect and an emblem from a forgotten civilization.
Encased within a 22×22×5 cm deep display frame, the relic is presented against an ornate Foundryon print, designed to mirror the intricate symmetries of nature and sacred geometry. The frame gives a sense of containment, as if this creature remains in a timeless suspension — part fossil, part divine messenger.
Each piece is individually assembled and sealed, classified within the Foundryon archive as a specimen of unknown terrestrial relation, a silent testimony to beauty that transcends known species.
Name: Thin-Shelled Scarab
Series: Foundryon’s Small Galactic Fossils
Artist: Peter Hauerland
Dimensions: 22 × 22 × 5 cm
Material: Steel, seashell
Frame: Object frame with glass
Weight: Approx. 0.9kg / 1.5kg when wrapped for shipping
Placement: Freestanding tabletop, shelf décor, or hang on the wall
Style Keywords: Entomology Fossil art, SciArt, mystical artifact, Goth décor
A captivating object for those drawn to natural forms, ancient mysteries, and the art of imagined discovery.
