Text by by CLOT Magazine CLOT Magazine is pleased to announce a new collaborative project with Multiverse Concert Series and SciArt Initiative, OTHER SKIES: an exoplanetary
Text by CLOT Magazine In Mycohive: Telling the Bees, Shrouding the Soil, Amanda Baum & Rose Leahy explore how human rituals can trigger and help
Interview by Lula Criado Human impact has caused mass extinctions of animal and plant species and altered the environment so that, according to a
Text by David Harris In a recent editorial in Leonardo journal, Assoc. Ed. Jack Ox stated about art-science that well-designed presentations must be articulated clearly
Text by Amy Holt Cline Being human is both complicated and wonderful for all the hidden and obvious reasons one can imagine. Being a creator and
Text by David Harris How much science and how much art do you need to know to be an effective science artist? There are certainly
Words by Lula Criado Robert Hengeveld is a multi-media artist living and working in Toronto (Canada). Hengeveld is the kind of visual artist that not
Words by Lula Criado The brain is the most complex organ in a vertebrate’s body. Neurons interconnected by synapses, nerve cells and – amino acids,
Words by Cathrine Disney Visual artist Helen Pynor holds a Bachelor of Science, a Bachelor of Arts and a practice-based PhD resulting in truly cross-disciplinary
Words by Lula Criado Dr Immy Smith is a polymath – an artist, scientist, and data analyst who explores human and scientific narratives using both
Words by Meritxell Rosell Art and science, what we conceive as two completely separated disciplines, were intimately intricate centuries ago, during the Renaissance, for instance,
Words by Meritxell Rosell Cecilia Bullo is an Irish/Italian artist based in Dublin. Her work, largely sculpture and installations, is a journey through the inner
Words by Meritxell Rosell Jaden J. A. Hastings —a London-based scientist and artist— uses the interplay between art and science to explore new spaces from
Text by CLOT Magazine Science is not only about experiments but also about understanding the natural and technological world around us by asking simple questions
Words by Meritxell Rosell Louise Mackenzie, a contemporary artist based in the UK, addresses her work as a search for the human essence in the
Words by Lula Criado Elaine Whittaker, a bioartist based in Toronto, Canada, uses a wide range of media such as sculpture, installation or digital images
Words by Amy Holt Cline As we all know, inspiration for a new idea, a painting or a design can come from anywhere. Ideas can
Words by Lula Criado Imagination and an open mind are two of the most powerful weapons of the creative process and the artistic work of
Words by Lula Criado Every week Columbia Road in East London has transformed into a parade of flowers thanks to the Sunday flower market. Rebecca
Words by Lula Criado My first exposure to Rafael Gómezbarros’s work (Colombia, 1972) was at the Saatchi Gallery’s show ‘Pangaea: New Art from Africa and Latin
