Three graduate students set out to show that the scientific and artistic processes are more similar than many imagine.

Art and science have a lot in common, yet we don't always see it that way. This exhibit brings the work of artists and scientists together in shared exploration of creativity and visual communication.
Ceri Weber
Larisa Gearhart
Wout Salenbien
Julia Notar
Phillip Turner
Corey Bunce
John Malik
Jessica Brandt
Qun Wang
Jonnathan Singh Alvarado
Megan Kondash
Graden Froese
Matthew Zipple
Karla Sosa
Ansel Oommen
Orsola Capovilla-Searle
Angelo Moreno
Ted Espenschied
Will Barclay
Anna Wade
Ian Turnage-Butterbaugh
Teddy Devereux
Tamara Bagnell
Jeff Chelf
Carson Whitmore
Ingrid Erickson
Ramya Kapadia
Molly Cassidy
Jim Lee
Juan Scivally
Erica Hamilton
Christian Infinito
Yiou Wang
Three graduate students set out to show that the scientific and artistic processes are more similar than many imagine.
Popular stereotypes of artists and scientists are starkly different. While the scientist is brainy, analytical and often donning a white lab coat, the artist is inexact, eccentric, and creative.