By way of an indulgence in sci-fi media and a studied fascination of the ocean’s own alien-like organisms, speculations on future ecology are formed here as objects and portals that portray creatures and landscapes both real and imagined through sculptural ceramics, metal and detritus. Alluding to the vastness of space and the depths of the ocean where the sun loses its reach, Mörk Materia, meaning dark matter, also borrows its name from a sci-fi epic poem by Swedish writer and critic Aase Berg. The poem unfolds as a post-cataclysmic parable in which the narrator witnesses the slow drip of mutation and evolution towards a new order of biology, post radiation and climate disaster.