London, United Kingdom 'Impermanence' — the idea that all matter collapses — resonates through the work of Luke Jerram and Seung-Hwan Oh. Elements of microbiology have been incorporated into works by both artists, but rendered ... Gallery Elena Shchukina is delighted to have the opportunity to unite these works within one exhibition. Luke Jerram's sculptures and prints at Gallery Elena Shchukina form part of his Glass Microbiology series. Upon discovering ... when they come together our culture is enriched, sometimes in unexpected ways." Bristol-based artist Luke Jerram graduated from Cardiff School of Art in 1997 and has since exhibited worldwide including the Wellcome Collection, London

obra de Luke Jerram por Margarita Meza Ghenno Luke Jerram es un artista multidisciplinario con amplia trayectoria, que se ha caracterizado por crear obras que buscan la interacción con el público, como performance e instalaciones ... nosotros, en nuestro interior. Al respecto Luke cita en su página web el testimonio de una persona, que padece VIH, y que narra su sentir así: Estimado Luke, Acabo de ver una foto ... pueden consultar este link y este video. Otros trabajos de Luke Jerran están en Vimeo y en YouTube: SARS Coronavirus. Fotografía de Luke Jerram

says. From Chinese artist Song Dongs surveillance camera chandelier, entitled Glass Big Brother, to British artist Luke Jerrams delicately modelled viruses from his Glass Microbiology series, the themes of the exhibition immediately depart from

ongoing programme of exhibitions exploring our relationship with nature, with past shows by Allan Forsyth, Luke Jerram, Seung-Hwan Oh, Kyosuke Tchinai and Xawery Wolski. Mapping as a memory of the place

artistic responses to the issues presented in red 'art cubes'. The exhibition features work by Luke Jerram, John Isaacs, Ellie Harrison and from The Institute of Plastination. Medicine Now. Courtesy of Wellcome Collection

From Chinese artist Song Dong’s surveillance camera chandelier, entitled Glass Big Brother, to British artist Luke Jerram’s delicately modelled viruses from his Glass Microbiology series, the themes of the exhibition immediately depart from

Moon that will connect the Museum’s first and second floors. Created by contemporary British artist Luke Jerram, the internally illuminated replica moon features detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface, includes a sound composition