Why paint with watercolours when you can paint with antibiotics? Postdoctoral researcher Dr. Vineetha Zacharia found a unique way to blend her science with her …
CREATORS – Katherine Gravett
Name: Katherine Gravett Which came first in your life, the science or the art? It’s hard to separate which came first because each influences and …
WORKS – Gunther Lill’s Art4Heart
Gunther Lill is a German mixed media artist whose works spans everything from glass art to computer programming. His latest series, Art4Heart, offers an unexpected …
CREATORS – Vera Scekic
Name: Vera Scekic Which came first in your life, the science or the art? In retrospect, the science came first. I spent much of my …
BITS – Microbiology inspired SciArt
Microbiology has significantly influenced modern art, especially over the last decade. From watercolour paintings to works created with live bacterial culture, this post showcases just …
CREATORS – Rozan Vroman
Name: Rozan Vroman Which came first in your life, the science or the art? When I was young I loved to draw and paint, so …
CREATORS – Michele Banks
Name: Michele Banks Which came first in your life, the science or the art? Art. I have no academic background in science—or art, actually! I …
BITS – Bring to Light
“I have stromal keratitis or HSK, and there is no cure,” Scottish born artist Suzi Morris tells Art the Science. “I have lived with this …
BITS – Duality by Jody Rasch
Images from electron microscopy, particle accelerators, and radio astronomy are beautifully transformed in sciartist Jody Rasch’s vibrant works. Some of his latest pieces are on …
BITS – Stories & Structures – New Connections
Microscopes meet Indigenous art in Stories & Structures – New Connections, a new exhibition touring through Australia until March 2019.