10.16.2009
Objectively Inspired by Luke Jerram
Glass Microbiology
Jerram worked with scientists from the University of Bristol to create a series of glass sculptures of the planet’s most notorious microbes. The result is a curious tension between beauty and the deadliness of the pathogens. This depiction of Escherichia coli measures more than 100-cm long.
Jerram worked with scientists from the University of Bristol to create a series of glass sculptures of the planet’s most notorious microbes. The result is a curious tension between beauty and the deadliness of the pathogens. This depiction of Escherichia coli measures more than 100-cm long.
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RFID Microchip TV Advert
[Well, if there was still any doubt the RFID subcutaneous chips were going to be implemented, the next 64 seconds should clear that up...]
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