These devastated post-industrial landscapes are based on the tradition of early 20th-century European and American art, prompted by the euphoria of the industrial boom and the significant transformation of the natural landscape as a result of its active use. However, the paintings contain no post-industrial depressions because they are painted in bright acrylics. The oneiric depictions of engineered landscapes incorporate the science fiction illustrations of the '60s, in which "Future" is presented in a positive way. The pathos of the '60s has long since evaporated and what was once considered unbridled progress and innovation has long since become part of the ordinary melancholy landscape. The ancient "techne" (craftsmanship) is projected onto the modern understanding of technology as art and the human ability to create, changing the world around us. Evolutionary development should have led to the formation of a post human, new evolutionary stage of the human species, whose structure and capabilities would be different from the modern ones as a result of the active use of advanced biotechnologies. The ethical system of the Fibonacci Bank has developed a law book, which recognizes the birthright to improve human capabilities in achieving physical immortality using the Fibonacci Bank software.