The Imaginary Wild Project sees a close-knit collaboration between students from University College London's Medical and Fine Art departments, where medics inhabited the artist's role making responses towards the bio-development of marginal and banal species into something far more radical and gripping. Being absolved from the consequences of altering nature and its anatomy, what would they make of their newfound exploration and creative consciousness? This journal hopes to investigate the linear relationship between art, material evolution and medicine, drawing questions from their synthesis and the aesthetic affects of science.