See, learn, & discuss scientific research through art. Galleria Albert IX, 6-23 April ‘22 |Mon-Fri 11-18 |Sat-Sun 10-16 Instagram:art_meets_science_helsinki
‘Art Meets Science’ is an ambitious, multidisciplinary, public engagement event that, for the first time in Finland, has facilitated collaborations between professional artists and research scientists.
#ArtMeetsScienceHelsinki#ftdk @UniveristyofHelsinki @LifeSciHelsinki
After 3 weeks and over 700 visitors, #ArtMeetsScienceHelsinki 2021/22 comes to end.
We to thank all participating artists & scientists, without whom we wouldn’t have had an exhibition, and extend our thanks to our visitors for their insightful conversation. #dialog#sciart🪡
~ €20k of science-inspired art sold, big contribution is made to #ftdk professorship in sustainable pharmacy, 1st of its kind in the world. Through this professorship, the Faculty of Pharmacy @helsinkiuni@LifeSciHelsinki aims to improve pharmacy practices. #Sustainability 🪡
‘Hope’, acrylic on canvas by Kirsi Syrlin:
“When you learn you have cancer, the only things you have left are hope and science. You must place all your bets on science, place your trust in the hands of strangers, and after that you must hope. Hope for the best.” #research 🪡
“In this work,I combined my personal experience of my visiting Talman lab @VirpiTalman @QasimMajid30,where I saw wonderful microscope images & stunning beating cardiac cells.
How does if feel to hear bad news of being seriously ill and how do you recover:With hope & science”.
“In this work,I combined my personal experience of my visiting Talman lab @VirpiTalman @QasimMajid30,where I saw wonderful microscope images & stunning beating cardiac cells.
How does if feel to hear bad news of being seriously ill and how do you recover:With hope & science”.
Kirsi Syrlin🇫🇮 is a professional artist.She wanted to join #ArtMeetsScienceHelsinki to support Faculty of Pharmacy, @helsinkiuni#ftdk for raising funds for professorship in sustainable pharmacy.
Kirsi collaborates with @VirpiTalman and Qasim Majid. @LifeSciHelsinki#sciart
“My paintings are usually classified as semi abstracts. One can find something to recognise with other parts melting into playful colour movements. Some pieces are more expressive, some more impressionistic. Sometimes I play with classical themes.” #abstractart#painting#art 🪡
‘Regenerative’, acrylic on canvas is by Gökhan:
“While creating this piece,my focus was on the word “Regenerative”,an underpinning principle of the research conducted within the regenerative cardiac pharmacology lab.”🪡 #ftdk#heart#research#cardiac#CardioTwitter#sciart
“I wanted to breakdown the letters into pieces & create a dynamic abstract composition,while giving hints of representations for blood vessels,cells, & the four chambers and valves of the heart”. @LifeSciHelsinki@helsinkiuni @VirpiTalman @QasimMajid30#scicomm#graphicdesign
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2nd artist who collaborated with @VirpiTalman and Qasim is Gökhan Burhan🇹🇷 who is a visual artist/designer. He has enjoyed visiting the lab @helsinkiuni#ftdk together with Kirsi, and seeing how scientists work. Read more about both artists on #ArtMeetsScienceHelsinki blog.
‘Regenerative’, acrylic on canvas is by Gökhan:
“While creating this piece,my focus was on the word “Regenerative”,an underpinning principle of the research conducted within the regenerative cardiac pharmacology lab.”🪡 #ftdk#heart#research#cardiac#CardioTwitter#sciart
‘Building a connection’ by Hanelle is derived of two ceramic figurines connected by a woven vine.
“My piece consists of two ceramic female figures, who together represent the interaction between the arts and science.” #art#sciart#ceramics#friendship@helsinkiuni#ftdk 🪡
“The project creates a third dimension that acts as bridge,guiding viewer into scientific world with help of art.The umbilical cord depicts the third dimension between arts,science & vesicles in umbilical cord represent special bond/connection between scientist & their subject”🧵
“With this piece, I wanted to honour the research my dear friend Professor Marjo Yliperttula has done in her scientific career with vesicles. For years vesicles have been in her life as family members, growing from newborns to puberty, towards adulthood and independence!”🪡