Stefan Herda is a Toronto based artist who incorporates scientific methodology into his artistic practice. Herda fuses crystals and wood in his geology-inspired series Geodes. “The ‘Found …
Works – Stephanie Medford’s Paper Bodies
Stephanie Medford is an Edmonton-based artist whose artworks cross a variety of mediums including, linocut, weaving, and paper mache. Inspired by her trip to a …
WORKS – Max Alexander’s Knitted Moths
Max Alexander is a UK-based artist who started knitting moths in 2014 using Shetland wool. In her interview, we learn more about her scientific inspiration …
WORKS – Heads by Edwige Massart & Xavier Wynn
Edwige Massart & Xavier Wynn are Chicago based artists working in a range of mediums including photography and sculpture. In this interview we learn more …
WORKS – Force & Nature by Justin Van Genderen
Justin Van Genderen‘s Force & Nature poster collection explores several scientific theories. The posters have a vintage graphic design aesthetic reminiscent of 60’s space stamps. In …
WORKS – Future Emerging Art and Technology (FEAT) Exhibition
A collaboration between six artists and scientists led to the creation of Future Emerging Art and Technology (FEAT), a science-themed art exhibition at the LifeSpace Science …
WORKS – Greg Dunn and Brian Edward’s Self-Reflected
What inspired you to create Self Reflected? I wanted to create something that really stuck with people, that was really different. There is a huge gap …
WORKS – Inhye Lee’s Spatial Magnetic Fields
What inspired you to create Spatial Magnetic Field Visualization? As an interactive artist, my work has dealt with my personal side trying to find connections …
WORKS – The Cyphers by Hajra Waheed
Harja Waheed‘s multimedia installation The Cyphers was recently exhibited at Canada’s National Art Gallery as part of the 2016 Sobey Award Finalists Exhibition. The Cyphers is a precise …
WORKS – Copepodelia by Gail Wight
Gail Wight is a new media artist based in California. She is also an associate professor in the Department of Art and Art History at …