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Seeing the Invisible
Seeing the Invisible
Nanomaterials, with at least one dimension that is smaller than the wavelength of light, are impossible to see with the naked eye or even a light microscope. Our collaborative project between chemistry and art seeks to visualize nanomaterials, illuminating the fascinating features of nanomaterials that are invisible to the naked eye. Along the way, we aim to explore the interplay of natural and man-made nanomaterials, highlighting their pervasiveness while contemplating the balance between the benign / beneficial and harmful impacts.
The Nano-ha Artists Collective
The Nano-ha Artists Collective
Taking inspiration from collectives and artist groups that have emerged as powerful mainstream fine arts practitioners, we have formed the Nano-ha Artist Collective. The collective members will work together as a unit to create artworks and explore scientific discoveries. We seek to privilege the process of production and emphasize less on authorship and ownership in an effort to encourage deep, interdisciplinary and cross-generational collaboration.
Funding
Funding
Shows
Shows
Time in suspension
Time in suspension
SCDI Building at SCU May-Sept 2025
SCDI Building at SCU May-Sept 2025
Montalvo Arts Center April 2024
Montalvo Arts Center April 2024
National Nano Day
National Nano Day
Dowd Building at SCU Oct 9, 2023
Dowd Building at SCU Oct 9, 2023
Publications
Publications
by Giulia Mantovani (SCU, B.S. Biochemistry '23)
Blog post for the NSF Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology July 19, 2024
The Nano-ha Collective
The Nano-ha Collective
The Nano-ha Collective includes the following members:
The Nano-ha Collective includes the following members:
- Prof. Takeshi Moro, Art & Art History
- Prof. Korin Wheeler, Chemistry & Biochemistry
- Josh Frazzitta, Manager, Machine and Electronics Shop
- Prof. Andrew Wolfe, Electrical & Computer Engineering
- Giulia Mantovani (Biochemistry, 2023)
- Elena Peng (Psychology, 2024)
- Ethan de Leon (Biology, 2024)
- Angelina Graf (Biochemistry, 2026)
- Rebecca Gardner (Biochemistry, 2025)
- Mikayla Dupen (Biochemistry & Neuroscience, 2025)
- Rebecca An (Biochemistry, 2027)
- Amalia Thompson (Biology & Public Health, 2027)
- Kira Hofelmann (MS Computer & Electrical Engineering, 2025)
- Karl Schumacher (MS Bioengineering, 2025)
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