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@chemistry-tuw.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 11:04 AM

🎨×🧪What happens when Art meets Science?
Guest Prof. Jens Hauser brings art, chemistry, biology & circularity together at TU Wien
📚2 courses now open in TISS
🥂Tomorrow’s lecture is followed by a get-together with drinks!

#chemistry_tuw #tuwien #ArtxScience #Circularity #BioArt

Paul Vanouse – Latent Figure Protocol: Designing with DNA, © the artistJens Hauser: Ungreening Greenness, © the authorJens Hauser: Staging Thomas Feuerstein’s metabolic art at Muffathalle Munich, © the authorAdam Brown – Shadows from the Walls of Death: Chemical live performance, © the artist
@ibidicells.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 7:00 AM

#Embryo in Focus🔍

Eight-cell stage mouse embryo, 2 days after fertilization. Microtubules are shown in cyan & DNA in magenta, with one blastomere already dividing ahead of the others

👨‍🔬 Scientific artwork by Hongbin Jin from @monashuniversity.bsky.social, Australia.

#microtubule #bioart #sciart

@wccactis.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 12:44 AM

#art #digitalart #surrealism #contemporaryart #posthumanism #cephalopod #digitalpainting #bioart #jeanpainleve #posthuman #digitalabstraction #blueskyart #octopus
octopi study

@debzoid.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 4:33 PM

Bio-Electrical Interconnection
Acrylic on watercolour paper, 2026. Exploring bio-electrical flow, interconnected nodes, and organic rhythm.
Copyright Debra Fear. @bsky.art
#Art #AcrylicPainting #ContemporaryArt #AbstractArt #BioArt #Network #VisualArt #ArtofDebraFear

An abstract acrylic painting on watercolour paper featuring ten circular, cell-like nodes linked together against a warm, yellow background. Each node is bound by concentric rings of blue and grey. The 
interiors alternate: some display intricate networks of dark reddish-purple veins and small green rings, while others feature dense black speckling over ochre and cream fields. Dark brown and black linear tendrils connect the nodes across the composition, layered over a backdrop of dense, radial black lines. Signed "D.F. '26" in the bottom right corner.