Showing posts with label science art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science art. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2011

Science & Art in "Genus, Species"


A tasty little  show up at Modern Eden, "Genus, Species" makes commentary on odd and beckoning critters with a science bent. Our natural world collides with today's art in a fresh exhibition by local artists.

A few of our favorites are posted here - but they are all worth seeing and absorbing. An original and indie way to start that Xmas shopping! The show is up thru December 4th.





Featuring works inspired by scientific botanical and  anatomical illustrations with artists’ own unique twist on the traditional style. Exhibiting artists include: 
Robert Bowen, Chelsea Brown, Chamber Made, Steven Suiter , Cory Benhatzel, Sheri 
Jurnecka, David Camisa, Katie Bacigalupi, Matthew J. Price, Archer, Genessa Kealoha, Sean 
Sczepanik, Alison Trujillo, Max Kauffman, Lacey Bryant, Tiffany L. Pascal, Cody Vrosh, Bradley 
Platz, Kim Larson, Emi Slade, Michael Foley, and Angela Willetts. 

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Sandra Yagi Stars at Modern Eden

Sandra Yagi

Coming up this Saturday on Nov. 12th is a solo show of the wonderful Sandra Yagi, titled "Primal Renderings". Sandra's new works engage surrealist anthropomorphic scenes,  strange sea creatures and beautiful skeletons floating in their combined realities. They hint of vintage science illustrations within a darker, more modern, environmental context.

Sandra Yagi

Sandra Yagi

Complimenting Sandra's show perfectly will be "Genus, Species", a group exhibition full of favorite local artists, giving us their take on scientific and botanical inspired works. For a list of all the artists and more art, go to the gallery site link, below.

From the "Genus Species" show, a piece by Sheri Jurnecka


Opening Reception: Nov. 12th, 7-10 pm
Exhibit shows thru Dec. 4th, 2011

403 Francisco St.
San Francisco

Sandra Yagi


Thursday, February 3, 2011

Roberto Osti's Wonderful Deconstructed Anatomy


Just stumbled on Robert's work and had to share. Incredible anatomy inspired works with a dry wit (in the titles...).
Check him out at his website.


Deconstructed werewolf , how cool is that?