Sci-Art
Science and art can often meet on equal terms.
My sci-art work isn't science illustration, nor is it art solely inspired by science. It's intended to be a fusion where scientific ideas, artistic expression, and an expression of who I am at that moment in time are all essential to the work.
Gallery
View My Sci-Art Collection
Browse my visual work exploring themes from physics, astronomy, and language. You'll find sample glyphs of a constructed pictographic language for readers under the night sky or those in deep space, you'll also find photos of light caustics of a 3D print of the cosmic web.
Celestially themed art to Earth's Moon
Lunar Art Project
I collected and curated private human-made visual artwork with a strongly celestial touch - mostly in 2020 - and coordinated a delivery to the South pole of Earth's moon. It landed softly and in pristine condition as part of a permanent, environmentally and aesthetically safe off-world archive in 2024. If you want to learn more, please send a message on Telegram.
Learn more about the Odysseus lunar lander and the 2024 moon landing
Approach
Thought Process
I don't approach science as a subject to be illustrated, and I don't see art as a wrapper for scientific ideas. I'd rather like science to shape my ideas, and then taste shapes my artistic expression and the viewer's experience. My goal is to explore the thousands of hidden alleys and to spark new questions.
Conceptual Depth
Each piece engages with real scientific questions, not as decoration, but as structure and direction.
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Every now and then, I share sci-art updates and thoughts on Mastodon.
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