The free, bilingual (Italian and English) event, available both online (at meet.google.com/vym-gmhn-kwk ) and in person, will discuss "The Birth of Snowflakes," an installation by Anna Dumitriu, a pioneering BioArt artist.

Here's a link to the open call for artists in residence www.ias.surrey.ac.uk/competitions...

Thank you!

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“Cultures”, a set of 10 Petri dish sized gelatine prints based on microscopy, some pulled from old magazine ads, with added hand-painting and drawing, and bacterial DNA, that I made today 3 of 3 #SciArt

“Cultures”, a set of 10 Petri dish sized gelatine prints based on microscopy, some pulled from old magazine ads, with added hand-painting and drawing, and bacterial DNA, that I made today 2 of 3 #SciArt

The designs of these two magnificent and mysterious pieces of jewelry send us back to earlier centuries – but their added value, invisible to the eye, is less associated with mystical thinking than with modern medicine: antibodies."

"A glittering, heart-shaped gold pendant set with sapphires on a wide bow of cream-colored silk as a necklace; pearls in red, orange, golden yellow and milky white, strung into long strands and embroidered onto cloth backed with dusty blue lace: