Protein Sculptures: 'Villin' project
Julian Voss-Andreae (with students and faculty of DePauw University)
Villin Headpiece Folding, 2011
Series of four objects
Steel, aircraft cable, paint; longest object length 11' (3.30 m)
Location: DePauw University (Greencastle, IN)
Julian Voss-Andreae (with students and faculty of DePauw University)
Villin Headpiece Folding, 2011
Series of four objects
Steel, aircraft cable, paint; longest object length 11' (3.30 m)
Location: DePauw University (Greencastle, IN)
Julian Voss-Andreae (with students and faculty of DePauw University)
Villin Headpiece Folding, 2011
Series of four objects
Steel, aircraft cable, paint; longest object length 11' (3.30 m)
Location: DePauw University (Greencastle, IN)
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“Villin Headpiece Folding” (2011) consists of four sculptures created with faculty and students of DePauw University for the science building. The sculptures are based on frames of a protein folding simulation by
Klaus Schulten’s research group.
This Emmy Award-winning video by Steven Drake features Voss-Andreae’s “Villin Headpiece Folding” (March 27, 2012):
Read more:
Straight Talk with Julian Voss-Andreae, SciArt in America (August 2013)
pdf
Fusing Art and Science, DePauw University (November 1, 2011)
link
Gurnon D, Voss-Andreae J, Stanley J.:
Integrating Art and Science in Undergraduate Education, PLOS Biology
11 2 (2013)
pdf
