#BiologicalArt hashtag - Bluesky

2 weeks ago

AUTHENTIC SLOP I saw work there — hand-drawn, hand-painted, hand-printed, entirely and provably biological in its production — that was, without equivocation, bad.

From the AOF Studio New from the Studio: AUTHENTIC SLOP #ArtCritique #ContemporaryArt #Handmade #BiologicalArt #ArtReview

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Keith Petersen

@keithpetersen.com

5 months ago

Abstract photo composition of inks and oils

Detail of the first picture

Example of piece hanging framed on a wall

Driving through the Nevada and Utah badlands over the past couple of days inspired the colors in this piece. Would’ve loved to wander into the desert and forage for pigments but I’m on a tight schedule 🚗📆
#patternsinnature #biologicalart #scienceart #sciart #experimentalartist #biomorphicart #art

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Keith Petersen

@keithpetersen.com

8 months ago

Photograph of ink and other materials on glass, resembling mushrooms or other organic forms

detail of first image, highlighting the crystallization

image showing the work displayed framed in a home

Happy Friday! I’ve been playing with a couple of homemade copper inks with some interesting results 🎨 📸

#patternsinnature #biologicalart #scienceart #sciart #experimentalartist #biomorphicart #experimentalart #experimentalphotography #organicforms #artandscience #abstractphotography #biomorphic

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Kevin Bowen (has moved) :xfce:

@kevinbowen.fosstodon.org.ap.brid.gy

11 months ago

$In a darkened room, a fractured symphony of rattles, hums and warbles bounces off the walls - like an orchestra tuning up in some parallel universe. But there’s not a musician in sight. If you look closely there is a small fragment of a performer. Albeit one without a pulse. In the centre of the room, visitors hover around a raised plinth, craning to glimpse the brains behind the operation. Under a magnifying lens sit two white blobs, like a tiny pair of jellyfish. Together, they form the lab-grown “mini-brain” of the late US musician Alvin Lucier - composing a posthumous score in real time.$

In a darkened room, a fractured symphony of rattles, hums and warbles bounces off the walls - like an orchestra tuning up in some parallel universe. But there’s not a musician in sight. If you look closely there is a small fragment of a performer. Albeit one without a pulse. In the centre of the room, visitors hover around a raised plinth, craning to glimpse the brains behind the operation. Under a magnifying lens sit two white blobs, like a tiny pair of jellyfish. Together, they form the lab-grown “mini-brain” of the late US musician Alvin Lucier - composing a posthumous score in real time.

#Music from experimental musician Alvin Lucier's "brain" in a vat - a sculptural installation currently on display in #Australia.

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