Bio Art Curation Content Archive
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- When the lab becomes the canvas: five bio art works reshaping what "living" means
- Borrowed bodies: six bio art works that make anatomy provisional
- Living pigments: five bio art works where organisms do the making
- Grown rooms: six bio art works that make architecture breathe
- When biology becomes a signal: five bio art works that translate living systems
- When microbes take shape: five bio art works built from cultures, fungi and living fibres
- Five bio art works that turn biological time into form
- Four bio art works that make breathing, growth and exchange visible
- Four bio art works that turn living systems into portraits
- Four bio art works that turn biological traces into visible worlds
- Four bio art works that turn living cultures into shared encounters
- DNA, specimens, artificial life: five bio art works that make biology legible
- Glass, tanks, and living interfaces: four bio art works that give biology a room
- The lamp is alive: four bio art works lit by living organisms
- Cases, comb and silk: six bio art works built by insects
- Sunken cars, fired clay, crocheted wool: five ways to make a reef
- Soil plots, pond water and a six-year bacterial colony: five artworks made inside a research project
- A cast shadow, a flower clock and ten thousand waking bees: six works built out of the daily light cycle
- A man of pulled weeds, a floor of soil from fried chicken bones and a fruit battery: five works built to rot
- A rhino of pixels, a bird's last song and a fungus named after Beatrix Potter: five works built from what is left of a species
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