I make artworks that are based in painting and drawing but also include found objects to create works that are experiential interpretations of medical research! I want a badge please!
I make assemblage art from castoff technological parts, reforming them into IT tools for the post-apocalyptic shaman. I also take photographs of circuit boards and such, populating them with tiny people.
Finally, recognition! Chemistry and visual neurobiology is my thing.
My bona fides:
Chem: A bit of physics thrown in for free- this is the interaction of photochemistry used to create novel and unique images without the use of a camera lens. http://afarkas.com/current.html
Neuro: I’m particularly interested in how we as humans decipher information supplied by our retinas, and the minimum required to resolve an image. This work has more nerdy art things going for it, but here you go. http://afarkas.com/wip.html
Yay! A badge for the sciart nerds! I do “real” science by day (bacterial evolution), but I also make super nerdy ceramic jewellery. You can find (and buy) it all here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/theVexedMuddler
SCIENCE SCOUTS 
It’s about time! :)
Yes!!!
Yay! I once got paid to illustrate a laser tonsillectomy. Good times.
I do science-y art! Surly-Ramics “Smart Jewelry”! http://www.etsy.com/shop/surly?section_id=5265740
Envy eats nothing but it’s own heart (for a show coming up January 2010). Arty and sciency. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=178007501&albumID=661756&imageID=37782319
You and I run in the same circles, Surly :)
My art is not particularly science-y, but I do donate 10% of my art income to RadioLab :)
A bit more math than science, but some tesselation, some tiling and a bit of history and biology.
Does this count? http://art-commerce.blogspot.com/2009/10/food-show.html
http://www.lumen.nu/rekveld/
madewithmolecules.com
stellanovajewelry.com
sciencetarot.com
and there’s much more out there!
medical illustration: making science make sense.
http://www.webintensestudios.com
http://www.streetanatomy.com
Electrical engineering professor & tech artist, part-time collaborator with Gorbet Design (see website), teaching of FINE392 (http://tarsas.uwaterloo.ca/tart). Some projects:
http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/arteytecnologia/certamen_vida/en/ediciones/vida11/hylozoic_soil.htm
http://www.solarcollector.ca
The Flying Trilobite
Art in Awe of Science
by Glendon Mellow
I’m posting the badge at the suggestion of Jason Robertshaw.
Stage design with fractals and tessellations: http://www.scribd.com/doc/19782315/Fractales-y-Teselaciones-aplicados-al-disenio-escenografico
I co-curated a show called the MultiSpecies Salon. http://www.skyhighway.com/~multispecies/
I crocheted a neuron doll.: http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b120/Amichandrn/?action=view¤t=neuron.jpg
Mandalas made from photographs of imperiled species.
http://www.pbase.com/ecoridge Website for above comment…
I make artworks that are based in painting and drawing but also include found objects to create works that are experiential interpretations of medical research! I want a badge please!
Very interested in this badge, please let me know if/when it’s available.
8 of my friends and I have the golden ratio tattoo.
I’ve been making artificial fulgurites:
I run Stripped Science, a weekly webcomic about the funny side of science and lab life.
http://blogs.nature.com/strippedscience/
I make assemblage art from castoff technological parts, reforming them into IT tools for the post-apocalyptic shaman. I also take photographs of circuit boards and such, populating them with tiny people.
I’m a certified medical illustrator, in fact! This badge is PERFECT!
Heck yeah! As proof of my science-y art, I submit a photo of some drawings I did while attending SpaceUp San Diego: http://www.flickr.com/photos/40228880@N00/5447453758/in/pool-spaceup-sandiego
Finally, recognition! Chemistry and visual neurobiology is my thing.
My bona fides:
Chem: A bit of physics thrown in for free- this is the interaction of photochemistry used to create novel and unique images without the use of a camera lens.
http://afarkas.com/current.html
Neuro: I’m particularly interested in how we as humans decipher information supplied by our retinas, and the minimum required to resolve an image. This work has more nerdy art things going for it, but here you go.
http://afarkas.com/wip.html
Biology lab instructor by day, metalsmith making work that occupies the overlap between art and science by night! Please check out my work!
Yay! A badge for the sciart nerds! I do “real” science by day (bacterial evolution), but I also make super nerdy ceramic jewellery. You can find (and buy) it all here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/theVexedMuddler