My most recent work consist of straight lines that through means of systematic intersecting optically curve and create moire like patterns.

Matthew C. Wilson is an artist working in a variety of media including installation, sculpture, video, and site specific action; his work distills constellations extracted from entwined natural, historical, cultural, and economic process.

Installation and mixed-media artist from Hong Kong

I make devices and systems to explore the relationship of art, technology, and industry. My work is a collaboration of artist, skilled fabricator/mechanic, and outsider eccentric.

My work is a creative exploration that concentrates on the transmutation of the scientific image.

I am an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the relations between art and science, nature and culture, with an emphasis on environmental/ecological issues.

Cellular Sweep explores the aesthetic of the spill and the splatter through 8 channels of colorful HD projection.

My work explores science, nature and technology in paint, print and mixed media. I recognize and use natural imagery fragments as elements of aesthetic intrigue, extracting components for intellectual mind play for the viewer's experience.

Many of my works are scientific in nature and are the products of years of experimentation, developing once an identifiable connection is made, with historical threads both apparent and esoteric.

As artist and rock climber, my work is a muscular, tactile exploration of the physical world.

With my scientific collaborator, Kristin Baldwin PhD, I grow images in E. coli bacteria and print these to paper.

My recent paintings have a science background. They are imaginary commissions for a research facility, at home with the dataloggers and spectrometers, outdated styles and big ideas.

Painting with light, lighting with paint.