Peter Machata’s sculptural works and jewellery series Fosil investigate observation and the traces left when time seems to pause. He turns fragments into fossil-like forms—artifacts for the future, capturing stillness and suspended time. His jewellery pieces extend this concept through 3D scanning of daily visual fragments, CNC-milled into neutral-toned plastic and completed with silver brooch backs. These objects become silent witnesses—holding memory, absence, and vulnerability.

Jana Machatová’s series Everyday Stories focuses on women and their experience of daily life. Drawing from anatomical illustrations, exercise instructions, and photographs, she uses traditional goldsmithing techniques to create wearable compositions. Silver lines trace drawings across raw exotic woods, combined with natural stones in their original form. Her jewellery acts as a palimpsest, where meanings shift from collective to individual, anonymous to personal, and virtual to material.

Together, Machata and Machatová present a dialogue between permanence and fragility, routine and transformation. Daily Records invites viewers to consider how ordinary moments—whether preserved in fossil-like imprints or layered intojewellery—become enduring testimonies of human experience.