Dressing inner nature through art
Often, we look at slides under a microscope as a way to observe something that will produce data and support a hypothesis. However, as a person passionate about science and art, I am equally awestruck by the colors, patterns, textures, and sense of order that can be observed on such a small scale.
Cerebella Design™ began to take shape my sophomore year at Middlebury College when I was first introduced to photomicroscopy in a Cell Biology and Genetics course. I began to wonder how many people had ever experienced the excitement of looking more closely at the world than the human eye could truly experience on its own, and wanted to find a way to bring the patterns I saw in the lab to those outside of it.
The idea of providing science education through art stayed in the back of my mind until two years later when I was able to enroll in the Textiles Summer Institute at Rhode Island School of Design. With the additional technical skills to establish a local production and manufacturing workflow, I returned to Middlebury to finish coursework at the college and grow this idea into a reality.
Through Cerebella Design™, I hope to share an endless supply of curiosity and an appreciation for beauty in the building blocks of ordinary things.
More: http://cerebelladesign.com
FiveWordsForTheFuture - Dec 27, 2016 | Aesthetic, Awareness, Body, Design, Fashion
Tagged | art and science, body, design, fashion
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FiveWordsForTheFuture nasce per aiutare a riconoscere e capire l'innovazione, a immaginare il futuro nel senso di pensarsi in un tempo possibile, prossimo e concreto.
FiveWordsForTheFuture has been realized to help people in identifying and understanding innovation. Its aim is to imagine Our Future, through an inquiry into its concrete possibilities and by looking forward to those next, near realities that are going to come.
