Greg Dunn: Golden Neurons

Influenced by Asian art, Greg Dunn loves minimalist scroll and screen painting from the Edo period in Japan. Being a fan of neuroscience, it was a fine day when he says:

“two of my passions came together upon the realization that the elegant forms of neurons (the cells that comprise your brain) can be painted expressively in the Asian sumi-e style. Neurons may be tiny in scale, but they posess the same beauty seen in traditional forms of the medium (trees, flowers, and animals).”

Artworks above:

Basket and Pyramidals: Ink on 22K Gold, 18″ X 24″

Midas and the Bandsaw: 22K gold and dye on steel, 18″ X 24″

What and Where: 18″ X 24″, Ink and 12K gold on stainless steel, scratch holography

Images © Greg Dunn http://www.gregadunn.com

One comment on “Greg Dunn: Golden Neurons”

fashionforlunch
May 7, 2014

oh i like!!!

http://www.fashionforlunch.net

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