#artmeetsscience — Public Fediverse posts

This fantastic interactive art piece from @bluerehn and Nellie Pease is on display at the South Australian Museum, or you can check it out online at https://chronovarium.com/.

Chronovarium encourages you to change boundary conditions, see how the landscape changes, and then 'collect' your core.

Here's mine - you can see the process from grassland to wooded area, to rainforest, to swamp, to jarrah forest, and the decisions I made along the way!

Brilliant work Emma, and thanks for making it available online 💚

#EnvironmentalArt #palaeoclimate #geoscience #ArtMeetsScience

This fantastic interactive art piece from @bluerehn and Nellie Pease is on display at the South Australian Museum, or you can check it out online at https://chronovarium.com/.

Chronovarium encourages you to change boundary conditions, see how the landscape changes, and then 'collect' your core.

Here's mine - you can see the process from grassland to wooded area, to rainforest, to swamp, to jarrah forest, and the decisions I made along the way!

Brilliant work Emma, and thanks for making it available online 💚

#EnvironmentalArt #palaeoclimate #geoscience #ArtMeetsScience

This fantastic interactive art piece from @bluerehn and Nellie Pease is on display at the South Australian Museum, or you can check it out online at https://chronovarium.com/.

Chronovarium encourages you to change boundary conditions, see how the landscape changes, and then 'collect' your core.

Here's mine - you can see the process from grassland to wooded area, to rainforest, to swamp, to jarrah forest, and the decisions I made along the way!

Brilliant work Emma, and thanks for making it available online 💚

#EnvironmentalArt #palaeoclimate #geoscience #ArtMeetsScience

This fantastic interactive art piece from @bluerehn and Nellie Pease is on display at the South Australian Museum, or you can check it out online at https://chronovarium.com/.

Chronovarium encourages you to change boundary conditions, see how the landscape changes, and then 'collect' your core.

Here's mine - you can see the process from grassland to wooded area, to rainforest, to swamp, to jarrah forest, and the decisions I made along the way!

Brilliant work Emma, and thanks for making it available online 💚

#EnvironmentalArt #palaeoclimate #geoscience #ArtMeetsScience

This fantastic interactive art piece from @bluerehn and Nellie Pease is on display at the South Australian Museum, or you can check it out online at https://chronovarium.com/.

Chronovarium encourages you to change boundary conditions, see how the landscape changes, and then 'collect' your core.

Here's mine - you can see the process from grassland to wooded area, to rainforest, to swamp, to jarrah forest, and the decisions I made along the way!

Brilliant work Emma, and thanks for making it available online 💚

#EnvironmentalArt #palaeoclimate #geoscience #ArtMeetsScience

The latest issue of Quaternary Australasia is fresh of the press and should have landed in members' inboxes. The QA Editors do a wonderful job, without fail. A highlight for me, as always, is the Quaternary Arts section - this issue features a brilliant poem by Colin Murray-Wallace, where he manages to rhyme 'hiatus' with 'frustrate us' - which is perfect on so many levels.

#AusQuaternary #Arts #Poetry #ArtMeetsScience

Meet the Italian ‘Fruit Detective’ Who Investigates Centuries-Old Paintings for Clues About Produce That Has Disappeared From the Kitchen Table https://www.byteseu.com/506286/ #Agriculture #Art #ArtHistory #ArtMeetsScience #biodiversity #ClimateChange #Food #Italy #Plants #Renaissance #Sustainability #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTheArts

So cool to see Aus Quaternary colleagues included in an art exhibit at #mona! Such great #SciComm 💚

#DarkMofo #Tasmania #Hobart #ArtMeetsScience #Quaternary #AQUA