For this project, students picked a subject to research from the sciences that is either too small/big to see or too small/big to comprehend and create a work of art. The goal of the artwork was to give the viewer a new perspective, a better understanding, or a desire to know more.
![a photo of a girl and a drawing of a circle](/sites/sites/files/2021-05/JuliaBergquist_.jpg)
"How Old Is the Earth," interactive chalk drawing
Julia Bergquist
Julia Bergquist
"Where's Your Data?"; digital animation
Emily Clifton
Emily Clifton
![a photo collage of stylized stars](/sites/sites/files/2021-05/All%20the%20stars%20in%20the%20universe.jpg)
"All the Stars in the Universe," digital photo collage
Marlo Morales
Marlo Morales
![a colorful digital illustration](/sites/sites/files/2021-05/BabySchema.jpg)
"Baby Schema," digital illustration
Nathalie Tamez Guerrero
Nathalie Tamez Guerrero
"Martin's Dream," animation
Nathaniel Nwaneri
Nathaniel Nwaneri
![an painted vulture with embroidery and beads](/sites/sites/files/2021-05/VultureMicrobiome.jpg)
"Vulture's Microbiome," acrylic paint, beads, and embroidery on cotton
Katie Tucker
Katie Tucker