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+ | I decided to map patterns with a microscope myself. I started taking random pieces of material around me to put under my microscope. | ||
+ | I realised that my microscope was not good enough to map most objects on the micro level I intended to. | ||
+ | After trying everything around me I started using the microscope on myself, I realised then that the microscope worked very well on my own face and hands. | ||
+ | The patterns I saw through the microscope were suprising, and then I realised that if i wanted to document patterns of something I see regularly but not in that way, that it would have to be myself. | ||
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+ | The first results of the microscope on myself: | ||
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Revision as of 22:06, 31 October 2016
Experiments
I decided to map patterns with a microscope myself. I started taking random pieces of material around me to put under my microscope. I realised that my microscope was not good enough to map most objects on the micro level I intended to. After trying everything around me I started using the microscope on myself, I realised then that the microscope worked very well on my own face and hands. The patterns I saw through the microscope were suprising, and then I realised that if i wanted to document patterns of something I see regularly but not in that way, that it would have to be myself.
The first results of the microscope on myself:
Inspiration
Bevshots
I felt inspired by the work from a company called BevShots, link > https://www.bevshots.com/ Their art is focused on the microscopic patterns created by alcohol. Finding patterns that exist but are not available to the human eye interest me. These are a few examples of their work:
Eckhard Völcker
Eckhard Völcker also works with microscopic patterns, he uses natural sources to explore. link> http://www.wunderkanone.de/