Science as Art
The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious... the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true science. -Albert Einstein
Sometimes, science and art meet in the middle. For example, when a visual representation of science or technology has an unexpected aesthetic appeal, it becomes a connection for scientist, artists and the general public.
In celebration of this connection, Clemson University and South Carolina high school students are being challenged to share powerful and inspiring visual images produced in laboratories and workspaces for the "Science as Art" exhibit.
Congratulations to the winners of Science as Art 2008!
1st place
"Porous and Hollow Glass Micro-Beads", Nathan Carlie, Scott Gaylord, Steven Fabienne, Raszewski, Ray Schumacher, Erich Hansen, Laeticia Petit, David Peeler & Kathleen Richardson
2nd place
"SEM Shish Kebab", Stanley Sims
3rd place (tie)
"The Equation Sheet", Leigh Herran
"8 Fold Sting", Ian Stocks
Honorable Mention (tie)
"Titanomachy: Battle of the Titans", Neeraj Gohad, Joshua Mount, Nihar Shah, Andrew Metters & Andrew Mount
"Shesha - The Mystical Serpent ", Rohan Satishkumar & Alexey Vertegel
People's Choice Award
"The Blue Frost", Kirthi Kiran Yadagiri & Karthikeyan Pasupathy
High School Winners:
1st place
Brooke Buchanon, "Ocean Rainbow"
2nd place
Christy Clark, "Tu Many Tucans?"
3rd place (tie)
Alison Droddy, "All American Wave"
Corey Benson, "Man on Fire Holding Chainsaw"
Honorable Mention
Ginger Li, "Black and White"
Jae-Hyun Park, "Mirror"
Gallery of 2007 High School Entries