Only by exploring performance bioart can we truly understand how artists challenge human boundaries and provoke vital discussions on ethics and identity.
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Biotech & Experimental Art
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In Vitro Landscapes: Growing Ecosystems in Glass
Harnessing tiny ecosystems in glass, in vitro landscapes reveal ecological secrets that could transform science—discover how these miniature worlds are changing our understanding.
Nanotechnology and Art: Manipulating Matter at Tiny Scales
Marvel at how nanotechnology transforms art by manipulating matter at tiny scales, opening innovative possibilities that will inspire your creative journey.
Environmental Bioart: Highlighting Pollution Through Living Media
Unlock the transformative power of living organisms in environmental bioart, revealing pollution in ways that challenge perception and inspire action—discover how inside.
Bioluminescent Art: Using Light‑Emitting Organisms
With bioluminescent art, we harness glowing marine life to create mesmerizing displays—discover how to do so ethically and responsibly.
Wearable Bioart: Living Jewelry and Skin Implants
Curious about how wearable bioart transforms personal expression through living jewelry and skin implants that challenge conventional beauty?
Ethical Debates in Bioart: Where Do We Draw the Line?
Navigating the ethical gray areas of bioart raises profound questions about morality, responsibility, and the boundaries we must consider before crossing them.
Genetic Editing and CRISPR Artworks
Pioneering CRISPR art explores the boundaries of science and creativity, prompting compelling questions about ethics and the future of genetic expression.
Biohacking and DIY Bioart: Citizen Science Meets Creativity
Mysteries unfold at the intersection of biohacking and DIY bioart, revealing how citizen science sparks creativity and ethical debates—discover more.
Tissue Culture Art: Sculpting With Cells in the Lab
Tissue Culture Art transforms living cells into dynamic sculptures, blending science and creativity in ways that challenge traditional artistic boundaries and inspire curiosity.