Tag: scientific art

From Brainbow microscopy to beadwork: returning to my art after another hiatus

Returning to my oasis I have always said that art is my oasis - the place I go when I need to escape from stress, quiet my mind, and lose myself in something completely different. And yet, over the past few months, I have severely neglected it. Perhaps I felt that I needed to make... Continue Reading →

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Beaded Vase Inspired by Radial Neuron Migration: Where Science Meets Art

beaded vase based on neuroscience and brain development

This beaded vase is inspired by one of the most elegant and essential processes in brain development: radial migration of neurons. In the developing cerebral cortex, newly formed neurons leave their birthplace deep within the brain and travel outward along specialized support cells called radial glia, forming the intricate layers that make the cortex functional.... Continue Reading →

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