Stepping into the imagined study of Francis Galton, the viewer will explore a VR world and fantasy collection of specimens and will be asked to make their own selections, facing uncomfortable questions about what we value and what we discard.

Looking at the troubling legacy of eugenics offers a framework to explore the complexities of the ethics relating to contemporary issues of genetic screening; good and bad. Women have a right to choose, but is choice always a good thing? Evolution will surprise and amuse audiences as they enter an alternative world of the strange and unfamiliar. It will also leave them with a sense of unease about just how readily they entered into the act of categorizing, preserving and discarding.