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For every day in 2013 San Francisco based artist Klari Reis will be creating art within the confines of plexiglass petri dishes for a project called The Daily Dish, which is a continuation of a project she completed back…
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An artist named Klari Reis has an ongoing project creating one petri dish art piece per day for the whole year. An interesting canvas which lends a medical
Art in a petri dish by Klari Reis. The organic abstract shapes combined with the vibrant colors draws you in. Want to see more? (you know you do) check out a dish a day here.
A Petri dish is essential laboratory equipment for the growth of microorganisms in the artificial solid culture media
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**Artistic Petri Dish** 🌟 A stunning, colorful microbial art piece in a petri dish, showcasing intricate patterns and vibrant hues. I wanted to talk about the great artist Dashaplesen, whose work inspired me to create this. Artist - https://linktr.ee/Dashaplesen #ArtInScience #MicrobialArt
This is a great way to link Science and Art! Get the children inspired by shapes and textures found in cells and bacteria growth by showing examples of petri dishes. Then get them to glue small materials such as beads, pipe cleaners, cotton buds, straws and felt into science petri dishes. Make sure they think about how they could manipulate these materials to look like a growth of bacteria and living organisms. Then come up with some names…perhaps - Blueblob Jellyspongus…
