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Sweet Notes went to Exeter Cathedral to view a model of the planet Mars (created by Luke Jerram) hanging there.
In Devon, England.
#my little pony#g1#sweet notes#mars#planet#luke jerram#exeter#cathedral#exeter cathedral#devon#england
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Frauenkirche Dresden, Kunstinstallation „Gaia“ von Luke Jerram, 04. bis 26. März 2023.
Dresden, Church of Our Lady, art installation Gaia by Luke Jerram, March 2023.
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#Dresden#Frauenkirche Dresden#Church of Our Lady#Frauenkirche#church#Luke Jerram#art#Art Installation#erde#earth#planet#Environment#kunst#kunstinstallation
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A 10 meter Earth is now floating on the river! :) One of the last events of 2023's European Capital of Culture - Floating Earth, a light installation by Luke Jerram.
#photographers on tumblr#urban#timisoara#romania🇹🇩#floating earth#luke jerram#light installation#city#canonphotography
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Day 1679, 27 January 2023
#Floating Earth#Luke Jerram#Winter Lights Festival#Canary Wharf#earth#floating#globe#lights#display#evening#night#night photography#planet#London#england#UK
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Luke Jerram - Museum of the Moon. Arnhem, Netherlands
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Photo by Neil Hanna
An Enormous ‘E.coli’ Floats Through the National Museum of Scotland at 5 Million Times Its Actual Size
Bristol-based multidisciplinary artist Luke Jerram often explores the nature of scale and perception in his pieces (previously), and the latest installation of his inflatable sculpture “E.coli,” which has been displayed in locations around the U.K., spans 90 feet, representing the bacterium at 5 million times its actual size. (If humans were to scale up just as enormously, they would be about 5.5 miles tall!)
All images © Luke Jerram
#luke jerram#artist#art#photographer#e.coli#national museum of scotland#multidisciplinary artist#scale#perception#art installation#inflatable sculpture#neil hanna
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Des sculptures en verre de virus et autres éléments microbiologiques
Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/sculptures-en-verre-de-virus-microbiologiques/
Des sculptures en verre de virus et autres éléments microbiologiques
#adenovirus#coronavirus#covid-19#hepatite#HIV#Luke Jerram#microscope#papillomavirus#peste#peste bubonique#Sculpture#sida#vaccin#verre#vidéo#art
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Gaia by Luke Jerram (displayed at Norton Priory.) Nikon F65. Expired Kodak 400.
Gaia measures seven meters in diameter and is made up of 120dpi detailed NASA photos of the Earth. It is a travelling artwork that has been displayed in various locations. Whilst it was popular when displayed at Liverpool Cathedral in 2019 I was unable to visit with a camera. Therefore I made an effort when it was displayed at Norton Priory in Runcorn.
Gaia aims to replicate a phenomenon experienced by astronauts who observe Earth from space know as The Overview Effect. Common experiences relating to this are "appreciation and perception of beauty, unexpected and even overwhelming emotion, and an increased sense of connection to other people and the Earth as a whole." It has been noted bring about profound changes to a persons value system and self concept.
#liverpool#liverpoollomo#lomo#lomography#analogue photography#nikon f65#nikon slr#film slr#Kodak 400#400 iso#35mm film#colour film#expired film#gaia#luke jerram#The overview effect#earth#nasa#film is not dead#don't think just shoot
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Minty is in an original Pony-naut outfit and considering a trip to Mars.
In Exeter Cathedral, in Devon, England.
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‘Glass Microbiology’ Magnifies Viruses, Bacteria, and Other Organisms to 1 Million Times Their Actual Size Bristol-based artist Luke Jerram (previously) continues to add delicate specimens to his Glass Microbiology collection. The ongoing project is a collaboration with scientists at the University of Bristol, who aid Jerram in scaling three-dimensional renderings of avian flu, papillomavirus, the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, and other tiny organisms into sculptures approximately one million times their actual size. Transparent and impeccably detailed, the models are designed to showcase the structures of each microbe without distorting the viewer’s perception with non-existent colors, which are often used to distinguish various parts in illustrated renderings. More Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $5 per month. The article ‘Glass Microbiology’ Magnifies Viruses, Bacteria, and Other Organisms to 1 Million Times Their Actual Size appeared first on Colossal. https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2023/01/luke-jerram-glass-microbes/
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Museum of the Moon in the oldest church in Romania
— Artist: Luke Jerram
#moon#church#art#architecture#dark academia#classic academia#romantic academia#goth#gothic#aesthetic#gothcore#artblr#academia aesthetic#luna#travel aesthetic#travelcore#traveling#artist#travel#art history#artists#historical art
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Dark cold depressing yet lively December day in the city. Slower and much less sickening pace than in the hot-spots.
#photographers on tumblr#citylife#urban#december#river#darkish#moody#timisoara#romania🇹🇩#Bega#floating earth#canonphotography#filmiccanon#luke jerram#eastern europe#street photography#urban photography
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November 25, 2018. Oulu, Finland. Nokia 5.
"Museum of the Moon" (Luke Jerram, UK). One of the light art installations featured in Lumo 2018 festival. Located in Valkea shopping mall.
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Managed to visit Winter Lights at Canary Wharf for its final week. Floating Earth by Luke Jerram. 🖤 • • • • • #art #installation #exhibition #show #canarywharf #london (at London Canary Wharf) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn4NNlpsGJE/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Artist Luke Jerram's installation 'Museum of the Moon' at Liverpool Cathedral, England
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