Cosmoscope

Simeon Nelson

Cosmoscope

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Abstract

Taking inspiration from the study of the universe, blood flowing through the human heart and the order and disorder of atoms and molecules, Cosmoscope explores the patterns, structures and similarities of these scientific areas.

Cosmoscope asks us to consider the very, very small scale and imagine the very, very large scale, contemplating our own place in the universe and encouraging us to question how we perceive the world around us. This vast project was developed by a team of scientists and Simeon Nelson, Professor of Sculpture at the University of Hertfordshire.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 11 Nov 2017

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