An art-science project to explore the common allergy hayfever highlighting pollen’s beauty and malevolence by artist Susan Lily Brisco. Funded by Arts Council.
Did you see @Newhampton’s blog post about us?
"An interesting collaboration between science and arts to make a complex subject more accessible to a wider audience, giving the public a key to understand some micro-aspects of nature.”
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#pollen#hayfever
After taking part in their Fun Palace event last year, we are excited to be continuing our collaboration with Newhampton Arts Centre with their new blog post about The Sneeze Project’s work 🌿 Check out the post below to learn more...
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This artwork at Venice Biennale caught my attention. The title was ‘For, in your tongue, I cannot fit’, sound installation by Shilpa Gupta. When entering whispering voices from all directions spoke random verses from 100 poets spanning from 7th century to modern day.
I visited Venice biennale to find inspiration... the image shows the title for this year . Let me tell you that viewing this international exhibition was truly an ‘interesting time'. Lots of inspirations to infuse into my project.
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‘This time it’s personal’ Humanising Medicine event at St Barts Pathology Museum, London. So pleased I was able to get a ticket !A special evening of art and storytelling to make Medicine personal and humanised.… https://t.co/sEVBUHoYSC
Pollen counting art installation (work in progress) - fusion between art and the aesthetics of scientific process. Images show aspects of the installation which mirrors one year’s labour intensive pollen counting… https://t.co/JB2o5BaqGP
An iconic moment. Receiving funding for my art-science project from @ace_national giving me a platform to raise awareness for hay fever suffers. The imagery introduces sufferers to their alien-like pollen enemies from microscopic perspectives #fineart#NationalLottery25