Repurposing materials with a steampunk aesthetic, invoking a gritty mad scientist’s lab & an experiment gone wrong, we wait for electricity to enter the test tube, giving the first sparks of possible life. With advancements in DNA manipulation, we are caught in that moment of could we vs should we. Size: 12 x 12 […]
Acrylic, rice paper, coloured pencil, ink. 12 x 12″ This painting has been sold. This painting was also used in a public art installation in collaboration with the London Arts Council, and recreated as a vinyl wrap in the Traffic Signal Box Project. This painting has been sold.
A painting with an original Haiku The poem is then translated into DNA code below the text and binary inside the cast acrylic globe. Acrylic, ink, coloured pencil, cast acrylic, digital image, 12 x 12 ” Haiku: One small blue marble breathe, think feel create, believe explorers delight
Balancing organic imagery of cells and DNA, against a green and gold panel of a circuit board Mixed media work using keyboard circuitry, acrylic, ink, rice paper, coloured pencil 12 x 12 inches. Available for purchase
Mixed Media Painting. Acrylic, rice paper, copper wire, marker, ink, coloured pencil Available for purchase Size: 12 x 12 in | Medium: Acrylic, Rice Paper, Coloured Pencil, Ink, Macrame Copper Wire, Wood:, | ©Marijo Swick
“The Benzene Ring Interchange Project” is an exploration of change and transition, through the lens of interplay between science and belief systems. In this piece, I use the idea of a benzene ring which forms the bonds for DNA for all us carbon based life forms and created a series of paintings that change based
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This painting was commissioned as part of the EpigeneticsEh! Conference held in London in 2014. What follows is the write-up describing my “take” if you will on the subject. At the basis of discovery, whether scientific or spiritual, is faith that you will find something, some “resonating truth” informing both the individual and society at
A mixed media sculpture using poetry, and physical objects. This piece came about from a great deal of thought about my own fertility and my great desire to not have children. The idea that for me in this time period in which I grew up, it was a real empowered choice that I had, and
