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Using a microscope camera and audio/visualization techniques, we are tracking a population of springtails inside a custom-made terrarium. Springtails (collembola) are abundant arthropods, found in soils throughout the world. They are important to soil health, as they graze on bacteria and fungi, disperse spores, and keep the nutrients cycling throughout soil.

To help humans notice their individual interactions, we projected them large and programmed colored dots to share their varying speeds; with blue dots showing their slower movements and red dots showing the fastest.

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Dougal Dixon - speculative science fiction about lifes evolution after man

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Stelarc connects art with science and biotechnology. His work uses robotics and the body to question human evolution and our relationship to technology.

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He makes moving sculptures that react to the environment around him. This one changes expressions (each facial feature rotates) based on the concentration of people in the space

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A professor of mine, really interesting work and ideas, way over my head! But worth a look.

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Christine Sun Kim is an artist, performer, activist, and occasional curator. Kim’s art attends to the many layers of translation required by all modes of communication. She creates billboards, murals, videos, performances, works on paper, and audio installations to explore the pervasive, multi-sensory social world of sound and assert her place in it. A co-creator of the open-source symbol <0/ for “Deaf Power,” Kim uses her artwork and public platforms to illuminate the complexities of Deaf culture, its relationship to sound and language, intersectional identities, and the social hierarchies embedded in communication systems.

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One of my old printmaking professors from my undergrad. She makes a lot of highly detailed botanical works.