Name: Chloe Russell Which came first in your life, the science or the art? Art came to me naturally first. I’ve always been a drawer. …
BITS – Exploring Abstract Insect Landscapes of Levon Biss’ Microsculpture
“At high magnification the surface of even the plainest looking beetle or fly is completely transformed,” says Dr. James Hogan, a collections manager at the …
FEATURES – Skin & Bones
In her latest exhibit, Skin & Bones, sciartist Catherine M. Stewart explores the problematic relationship between humans and animals.
BITS – Negative Capability by Dove Allouche
Dove Allouche’s latest exhibit, Negative Capability, is on at the Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver, BC, until December 30 and features a stunning and varied array of works.
BITS – Mini Series by Beauty of Science
Created by filmmaker and photographer Wenting Zhu, Mini Series leaves us awestruck as we are propelled into the microscopic world of chemical reactions. This project is among many …
FEATURES – Science Rendezvous
Imagine having someone reveal a world that was right under your nose the whole time. Well, in case you missed it, that’s exactly what we …
BITS – The Matrix of Water by SaySay.Love
Artist SaySay.Love captures the beauty and power of water in his latest exhibition “The Matrix of Water“. “For me, photography is both an intentional and …
WORKS – Micro-Landscapes, Macro-Tissues by Hiba Farran
Canadian-based graphic designer and artist Hiba Farran combines stunning Icelandic landscapes with aesthetically similar microscopic imagery in her work Micro-Landscapes, Macro-Tissues. “A visual reading, at the …
CREATORS – Carol Roullard
Name: Carol Roullard Which came first in your life, the science or the art? I think it is best to say they both developed at …
WORKS – Botanical Cyanotypes by Ansel Oommen
Ansel Oommen is a New York based artist working in a variety of mediums. His works borrow techniques and theoretical principals from chemistry, botany, entomology, optics, …