Name: Allen Hirsh Which came first in your life, the science or the art? My interest in being an artist comes from growing up in …
WORKS – Bee Works by Sarah Hatton
Sarah Hatton is a contemporary Canadian visual artist who creates paintings and installations inspired by the natural world. Hatton blends together art, math and activism …
CREATORS – Robert J. Lang
Name: Robert J. Lang Which came first in your life, the science or the art? The art came first. I started origami at age six; …
CREATORS – Alison Grace Martin
Name: Alison Grace Martin Which came first in your life, the science or the art? I studied graphics in art school in the 1970’s, though I …
BITS – Max Cooper’s Emergence
Max Cooper is a London based electronic music producer. His recent work Emergence is a perfect marriage of music, science, and digital art. “I started …
SPACES – Le Laboratoire Cambridge
Nestled in Cambridge, Massachusetts is a unique centre called Le Laboratoire Cambridge that dedicates space to art and science collaborations. A brainchild of Harvard Professor David Edwards, the centre first …
BITS – Vasily Kandinsky’s Geometric Abstract Art
Russian painter Vasily Kandinsky is credited for creating the first abstract artworks. Kandinsky’s aesthetic is characterized by several artistic periods spanning his career, including his teaching …
CREATORS – Henry Segerman
Name: Henry Segerman Which came first in your life, the science or the art? I have always been interested in art, but my career path has …
WORKS – Geometric Beadwork by Sharl G. Smith
Sharl G. Smith is a Jamaican-Canadian artist specializing in sculptural seed bead art objects and jewellery. We had the pleasure of interviewing Sharl about the inspiration behind …
BITS – Chaoscope Visuals by Brian Wissman
Dr. Brian Wissman is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of Hawai’i. His work includes creating mathematical visualizations using the Chaoscope program; a …
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