Performances as the truest representation of the state of their artists work, captured in a way that lets their talents speak without the interference of presenters.
Over the nearly quarter century since the nuclear disaster at Chernoble, scientific illustrator Cornelia Hesse-Honegge has dedicated her work to collecting insects that have been morphologically disturbed by radiated environments and creating luminous graphic transcriptions of their mutated forms. Visit her website at wissenskunst.ch for more information.
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