Frankenstein
by Mary Shelley
The creature meets its creator.
She wrote it at 18. We still haven't recovered.
Mary Shelley published Frankenstein in 1818. She was 18 years old. Two centuries later, the creature she imagined in a dream is still with us — in cinema, in philosophy, in every conversation about science and what it means to be human.
Our Chapter II doesn't reproduce a film version. It goes back to the original text: the creature as Shelley described him. Articulate, tragic, abandoned. Not a monster — a mirror.
The statue is in the concept phase. Collectors on the list will have priority access before any public announcement.
Be the first to claim your number.
Chapter II collectors will have reservation access 72 hours before the public announcement. The first 20 reservations receive numbers 1–20 of the series.
No payment required. Priority access only.