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Protein Sculptures: Early Works

Green Fluorescent Protein

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Julian Voss-Andreae Green Fluorescent Protein, 2004 Steel with process marks, height 5'-6" (1.70 m)

Early works inspired by proteins, the molecular building blocks of life.

Read more:
Julian Voss-Andreae, Protein Sculptor (interview), Protein Data Bank Newsletter (Number 32, Winter 2007) pdf
Julian Voss-Andreae: Protein Sculptures: Life’s Building Blocks Inspire Art, Leonardo 38 1 (2005) pdf
Rancho LB
Sprinter
C
Jonathan
Isabelle
Poly (Georgia Tech Atlanta)
Figures IX
‘Agave Dreams’
Protein Sculptures: ‘Synergy’
Figures I
Gungunhana
Transparent Man (Der Durchsichtige Mensch)
Annabelle
Receptor (Die bange Frage)
Awake
The Reader (Portland Community College)
Figures VIII
‘Spannungsfeld’
Figures III
‘Quantum Objects’ Exhibition
Gungunhana
Transparent Man (Der Durchsichtige Mensch)
Annabelle
Receptor (Die bange Frage)
Awake
The Reader (Portland Community College)
Figures VIII
‘Spannungsfeld’
Figures III
‘Quantum Objects’ Exhibition
Kundalini
Matter
Head
Elective Affinities
Samantha in the Meadows
Figures X
Figures VII
Figures V
Figures II
Quantum Sculptures: ‘Quantum Man’
Our Single Garment of Destiny
Wall works
Wavy Quantum Man
Dream
Figures XI
RNA and DNA
Figures VI
Figures IV
Protein Sculptures: ‘Villin’ project
Quantum Sculptures: Buckyballs
Our Single Garment of Destiny
Wall works
Wavy Quantum Man
Dream
Figures XI
RNA and DNA
Figures VI
Figures IV
Protein Sculptures: ‘Villin’ project
Quantum Sculptures: Buckyballs

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