Mike Fox

For many years I have been interested in human development, anthropology and archaeology as structural supports for modern humanistic theories and beliefs. My present work and that, which I have been engaged in over the past few years, is an exploration of the fragmentary evidence of humankind's passage through time.

As human beings, supported by traditional belief systems, we are obsessed by our own sense of self-importance. Yet when we really look at our place in the overall scheme of existence many of the concerns, which we consider paramount, pale into insignificance. In the future these concerns will have been forgotten. All that will remain are fragments to show they ever existed.