Angela Palmer: '2020' at Oxford University Museum of Natural History
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2021
- Two powerful and beautiful artworks, created as the Coronavirus pandemic began to grip the world, and based on the first genomic map of SARS-CoV-2 from Wuhan, China.
Exhibited at Oxford University Museum of Natural History - 17 May - 17 September 2021.
oumnh.ox.ac.uk/angela-palmer-... - Розваги
Stunningly beautiful. What a wonderful use of the medium.
Can you do the same thing with thing with the stuff in the Vaccines????
Ppl will break the glass.. If they can see it
Hai prani
on a technical level its good work & i lick the high-tech look but i just don't really lick it personally. its cold and clinical but has no real expression, no perspective or depth. its just the thing in flat sections yer.... but where have i seen that before ???
where you have seen this before, well, eh maybe you have been sick and it was inside of you?
@@Marenqo LOL no im not sick ..... from covie at least, i have seen the tecnek of slices is what im really thinking ( cat scan, x ray, tec drawing, ), so dont panik. subjectively its a solid 9/10 and ill give you a +1 for relivens alone. personally im a bit yer ok you scaild it up. monolithic! i learnt that in high school in teck droring, yer im a failed artist so im a hard guy to pleas & i value constructive criticisms, IMO i may have tried to express a mass invasion angel / vibe, i think of a virus as an unstoppable wave of virus's, 1 virus is nothing but 100000 virus's is a statement on a nother level.............monolithic is perhaps beter for positive content as it grandizes the subject, ( just having fun naw :) what if the lighting stats out brite and darkens to reveal perhaps a doorway or celling full of the virus invading, lol throw in sum led's and lasers for the kids maybe..... nice work :)