The title ZOOspective combines the two words ‘zoological’ and ‘retrospective’. The video on the life of some species also includes segments from the artist’s earlier videos. It begins with an inscription: Dedicated to all animals that love and serve mankind, and in their dying, give men life (1955). We must mention a few exceptional situations which have changed the artist's view of the world. In 1995, he came across the story of the extinct Tasmanian wolf (Thylacinus cynocephalus) for the first time, and only after two years, after enormous conceptual efforts he brought this breed of animal back to life and showed it to the public. It is interesting that his industry in reviving this extraordinary animal has found emulators in the world of genetics who attempt to bring species back to life through cloning. The artist came into contact with cloning in 1995, when he created a clone of himself which he represented superbly at exhibitions and other events. In 1999, after series of conceptual approaches , the artist finally managed to interview a trout, with a scientific name Salmo trutta marmoratus. In 2000 the artist re-elaborated the last missing elements of project "The first Slovenian autochtonal fonts". The characters bearing this name consist of delicate and mobile bodies of proteus (Proteus anguinus), which the artist had found in the dark subterranean areas of Slovenian Karst. (www.tol.sik.si/d.k/fonts.htm). Among his pioneering efforts is also the transformation of a gallery in a Zoo, imposing quarantine for animals from non-EU countries in one of European Community galleries.(www.glu-sg.si/kracina/kracinaWG.htm). In 2000 The Mother nature took everything good from an artist of human kind and some elements from other intelligent species in purpose to create Mr. Spag - the newest model of a human evolution. ZOOspective is a video-document about this story...