Bio Art Curation

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Weekly curated articles showcasing the most visually compelling works at the intersection of biology and art, from lab-grown sculptures to DNA paintings and biotech installations.

Bio Art Curation

2026-07-31

Five bio art works that turn biological time into form

A visual curation of five bio art and biodesign works that make duration visible through living willow, trained roots, preserved flowers, pollinator perception, and a speculative soil ecosystem.

Bio Art Curation

2026-07-24

When microbes take shape: five bio art works built from cultures, fungi and living fibres

A visual curation of five bio art works in which modified yeast, bacterial cellulose, mud, mycelium and radiotrophic fungi give form to vessels, textiles, faces and shelters.

Bio Art Curation

2026-07-17

When biology becomes a signal: five bio art works that translate living systems

A visual curation of five bio art works that translate bacterial evolution, plant electricity and chemistry, tea-plant biodata, and plankton research into faces, sound, scent, light, and live performance.

Bio Art Curation

2026-07-03

Grown rooms: six bio art works that make architecture breathe

A six-work curation of recent bio art and biodesign pieces that turn pavilions, textiles, artifacts and mourning spaces into habitats for cyanobacteria, bacterial cellulose, mud microbes, microalgae and post-fire moss.

Bio Art Curation

2026-06-26

Living pigments: five bio art works where organisms do the making

A five-work curation of bio art and bio-design pieces that let algae, bacteria, organoids, fungi and cloud microbes participate in the form, from a glowing Chocó rainwater cloud to architectural skins grown from living materials.

Bio Art Curation

2026-06-19

Borrowed bodies: six bio art works that make anatomy provisional

A curated issue on bio art that treats the body as a draft: Anicka Yi's kelp-and-bacteria environments, Kuang-Yi Ku's queer anatomy atlas, Tissue Culture & Art Project's semi-living sculptures, Jalila Essaïdi's engineered skin, and Stelarc's internet-ready ear.

Bio Art Curation

2026-06-12

When the lab becomes the canvas: five bio art works reshaping what "living" means

A curated selection of five visually striking bio art works — from Anna Dumitriu's DNA-impregnated felt microbiome paintings and 3D-printed bacterial sink sculptures to Amy Karle's stem-cell hand and Suzanne Anker's crystal-flower investigations — tracing where artists, biologists, and living materials are meeting right now.

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