Julie Rauer: Co-founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX
 Entropyby Julie Rauer Copyright c March 17 2005 Watercolor and graphite on paper, 14 in x 11 in |  Entropy Description |  Reign of the Speculistby Julie Rauer Copyright c May 5, 2012 Watercolor on paper, 18 1/4 in x 12 3/8 in |
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 Reign of the Speculist Description |  Medusa's Clockwork Remainsby Julie Rauer Copyright c October 7, 2010 Watercolor on bristol vellum, 18 in x 10 in |  Medusa Clockwork Remains Description |
 Hobbled Shrimpfrom the Speculative Science Drawing Folio Series by Julie Rauer Copyright c November 2, 2013, Graphite on paper |  Hobbled Shrimp Description |  Dark Matter:Portrait of a Cabinet Minister by Julie Rauer Copyright c January 2, 2011 Watercolor on Bristol Vellum, 18 in x 11 in |
 Dark Matter Description |  Dr MacAlister Unhingedby Julie Rauer Copyright c September 1, 2011 Watercolor on bristol vellum, 16 in x 8 in |  Dr MacAlister Unhinged Description corr 2.jpg |
 Wigner Function/four-state Schrodinger Cats from the Speculative Science Drawing Folio Series by Julie Rauer Copyright c December 15, 2013 Graphite on paper, 9 in x 12 in |  Wigner Function-four-state Schrodinger Cats Description |  Planet Buildersby Julie Rauer Copyright c July 15, 2010 Watercolor on paper, 14 in x 9 1/4 in |
 Planet Builders Description |  The Mermaid - Self Portraitby Julie Rauer Copyright c May 7, 2011 Watercolor on bristol vellum, 18 in x 3 5/8 in |  The Mermaid - Self-Portrait Description |
 Complemental Male (Ibla Scalpellum)Plate from the BARNACLE CODEX by Julie Rauer Copyright c August 20, 2009 Colored pencil and graphite on paper, 9 in x 12 in |  Complemental Male Description |  Bait Ballby Julie Rauer, Copyright c December 9, 2012; Watercolor on paper, 13 1/4 in x 8 1/2 in |
 Bait Ball Description |  Germinated Opera SingerA Plastid Aria by Julie Rauer Copyright c September 15, 2013 Watercolor on paper |  Germinated Opera Singer Description |
 Zombie Endocrine Disruptorfrom the Speculative Science Drawing Folio Series by Julie Rauer Copyright c April 20, 2014 Graphite on Paper, 9 in x 12 in |  Zombie Endocrine Disruptors Description |  Bezoar ThirstAnthrobotanical Fables from a Plastid Collection by Julie Rauer Copyright c 2014 |
I wish to introduce to the reader one of the most detailed and original artists I am privileged to know: Julie Rauer…co-founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX. This work deserves its own section, so perfectly aimed between the poles of art and science. I receive much awkward poetry which fails to tread this difficult pathway, and discourage such submissions. Poetry should be filled with emotion. How rare, how fantastic to meet a "visual poet" who adeptly intuits and articulates the commonality of processes which connect together all of our world. There is beauty and intricacy in the natural world, a dynamism of connectivity, a sub-texture of processes which in conflict and resolution, unfold an impossible and hidden thing, something always present, so fundamental it goes unnoticed….which we now may see. Mother nature is described by science. Here we observe her beauty and connectivity, her gifts both subtle and cruel, as they create, consume and nourish all things. Nothing could be more fascinating than that.
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"Barnacle Codex" book project on ART SCIENCE COMPLEX Website:
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Morphogenetic Origami Tesselations
by Bruce Gemmell: Co-founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX
Inventing and folding the hexagonal metaphor: traveling through beehive honeycomb; diving into the aromatic compound heart of Benzine; traversing foam bubbles and basalt columns; crawling across the scutes of a turtle's carapace; inventing a narrative form for pictographic science fables; designing exoplanet habitation discs.
Intrinsic to the progression of Math-Origami exercises and their corresponding visualization models, is an understanding of developmental biology, and the organic engineering principles by which nature folds, beautifully realized in complex structures such as: DNA, proteins, insect wings, flowers, and intestinal villi. Termed "Morphogenetic Origami" by ART SCIENCE COMPLEX, an organization devoted to visualizing interdisciplinary science through fine art, these original models are born from the fundamental necessity of imagination, and inspired by Morphogenesis, the biological process through which organisms develop their diverse shapes. Analogous to the microarchitectures of cell growth patterns and cellular differentiation, Origamic macroarchitectures reveal the art which exists within science.
Bruce Gemmell Origami Videos on YouTube
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HOW TO MAKE CLASSIC ORIGAMI SHAPES with Bruce Gemmell, Co-Founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX
HOW TO MAKE A TALL ORIGAMI BOX with Bruce Gemmell, Co-Founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX
STEPS FOR ORIGAMI PROJECTS (SNOWFLAKE) with Bruce Gemmell, Co-Founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX
TELEVISION INTERVIEW WITH BRUCE GEMMELL, Co-Founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX
Origami Tesselation Models
by Bruce Gemmell
Co-Founder of ART SCIENCE COMPLEX
