Maya Blue: How a Mexican Ceramist Solved an Ancient Mystery
“How can this blue color remain so vibrant after more than 1,000 years in the harsh conditions of the
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Cosmodernism: The Magic of Macro Art and Magnetic Liquids
Multidisciplinary artist Kamil Czapiga, better known as Cosmodernism, mixes chemistry, macro photography, light and sound design to create hypnotising abstract video art.
Biomimicry in Architecture: 10 Nature-Inspired Examples
Nature has been engineering on Earth since the beginning of time. Here, we’ll explore examples that show how applying
Scientific Art: From Leonardo da Vinci to Anish Kapoor
From Leonardo da Vinci’s detailed anatomical drawings to Salvador Dali’s surreal explorations of physics. Science and art have
The Intersection of Art and Science: Unlocking New Ways of Understanding the World
A talk with artist Laura Benetton and professor Dr. Ernest Giralt from the biomedical research center IRB in Barcelona explored
Michael Jantzen on Renewable Power Plants as Public Art
The breakthrough of renewables could profoundly change the visual environment of cities and rural landscapes. What role does public art
"I learned more about art by studying anthropology, sociobiology and philosophy, than I did in the studio"
American sculptor Romolo del Deo created a 14-foot-high monumental bronze sculpture for the European Cultural Center as part of the
"Grow" by Daan Roosegaarde: Art Meets Agriculture
The light installation Grow by Dutch artist-designer Daan Roosegaarde turns a 20,000 square-meter leek field into a luminous dreamscape