Behind the Scenes

The making of Trust

Capturing Form

Journalist Sarah Anderson has in my view written the most beautiful article exploring these nano sculptures.  You can find it here at 3Dprint.com

Physical re-Manifestation

At the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Nano Micro Facility. In the "clean room" laboratory under yellow light, rendering the sculpture in a sterile environment on a nanoscribe machine.

For media: Click here for these images in hi-res

PHOTOGRAPHY: Recording the Invisible

Under the scanning electron microscope the team analyses and photographs the nano sculptures.

Credits

Thank you to the amazing team behind this project

Its wonderful to see such a diverse group of people come together on this R&D project. The merging of art and science is a beautiful symbol of our time. 

The final testament to any research project is what it yields.  These images speak for themselves in my view.  Each of you has shone. Thank you. 

Credits

Muse and partner
Yifat Davidoff

Fabrication and Imaging
Institute of Microstructure Technology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Stefan Hengsbach
Florian Rupp
Paul Abaffy

Nanotech Advisory
Yehiam Prior, Weizmann Institute of Science

Concepts
Yifat Davidoff
Tamara Broido, reclectic.com
Oded Davidoff
Hugo Gillum Webb

Background Imaging and Photography
Jens Rafaelsen, Aalborg University (Ant Image)
The Aberystwyth University of Wales, Bioimaging Laboratory (Needle image)
Graeme Gibbons

Data Capture, Modelling and Re-touching
Graham Walker
Jonathan Seeney
Lee Perry-Smith
Heavenly

Film
Geoff Atkinson
Fred Atkinson
Vera Productions

Production
Grant and Jo Cameron