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Artist and scientist Hunter Cole incorporates living bioluminescent bacteria into wedding photographs, capturing glowing blue light patterns formed by these organisms. The work blends life with intimate human rituals, transforming biology into a…

Two roads in the middle of the desert where one is split in half by a tree.

Cities: Skylines is a city-builder simulation game. This screenshot overlooks the player's coastal city. The buildings are connected by streets and railways. At the bottom of the screen are various options to construct, modify, or demolish parts of…

David Nash is known for creating sculptures primarily from wood. A significant aspect of his work is his use of unseasoned wood, which means the wood is not fully dried. This allows the natural processes of cracking, warping, and weathering to become…

A National Geographic Map of bird migration altered by Paola de la Calle with poetic black handwritten text in Spanish. The work draws connections between the natural migratory paths of birds and the emotional realities of human migration.

Jeremy Deller's "Baghdad, 5th March 2007" (2007) starkly presents the wreckage of a car destroyed by a bomb attack in Baghdad. This direct display confronts viewers with the brutal reality of contemporary warfare and its devastating physical…

Photo of Agnes Denes standing in a wheat field in New York City for her work entitled Wheatfield: A Confrontation

A vial containing biologcial material

This photo depicts a stuffed fawn on a white pedestal with a center light on it. The fawn has metal rods sticking out it's legs and surrounding it. Becoming Animal at the Mass MoCA looked at nonhuman life and agency in art.