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They sprouted, grew, and got infested with flies. I had to put them outside where they will eventually die.
![]() Chlorophyll photo printing... Binh Danh puts negatives on plants and exposes them to light for weeks or months. Link to his website: http://binhdanh.com/Projects/Life/Life.html Phil Ross![]() http://philross.org/#projects/mycotecture/ Klara Liden![]() Mark Dion![]() PHOTO | Mark Dion, Neukom Vivarium, 2006. Courtesy the Seattle Art Museum. VIDEO | Producer: Susan Sollins & Nick Ravich. Camera: John Gordon Hill. Sound: Charles Tomaras. Editor: Steven Andy GoldsworthyShane Cooper, Feed David Benque, Acoustic BotanyFor more info (I don't think I could explain it well enough!): http://www.davidbenque.com/projects/acoustic-botany Petah CoyneUntitled #1336 (Scalapino Nu Shu) 2009-10 Apple tree, taxidermy Black Melanistic Pheasants, taxidermy Blue India Peacocks, taxidermy Black Shouldered Peacocks, taxidermy Spaulding Peacocks, taxidermy black squirrel, black sand from pig-iron casting, Acrylex 234, black paint, cement, chicken-wire fencing, wood, gravel, sisal, staging rope, cotton rope, insulated foam sealant, pipe, epoxy. threaded rod, wire, screws, jaw-to-jaw swivels. Overall dimensions: 158 x 247 1/2 x 245 in. (401.3 x 628.7 x 622.3 cm) Collection of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO Photograph: Elisabeth Bernstein www.petahcoyne.org Kohei Nawa, Pixcell Deer #24Alexander Fleming, 1933![]() Well before Fleming discovered penicillin, he painted with living microbes. To read more: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/Painting-With-Penicillin-Alexander-Flemings-Germ-Art.html Edward Steichen, 1936![]() Steichen was a photographer, painter, curator, and plant breeder. In 1936, MOMA exhibited his delphiniums for one week. To read more: http://www.moma.org/explore/inside_out/2011/03/08/edward-steichen-archive-delphiniums-blue-and-white-and-pink-too/ Azumo Makoto![]() Paula Hayes![]() David Nash![]() http://www.kew.org/visit-kew-gardens/whats-on/david-nash/index.htm Image from: http://contemporaryartetc.com/2011/02/19/art-e-facts-83-david-nash/ Shen Shaomin![]() Allison Kudla![]() Doug AitkinChristo and Jean-Claud![]() BioArt is an art practice where humans work with live tissues, bacteria, living organisms, and life processes.
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