Looking Through a Microscope

By Ben Medansky

Looking Through a Microscope

By Ben Medansky

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Previously shown at The American Museum of Ceramic Art, "Looking Through a Microscope" is inspired from the Medansky's grandfather's autobiography in which he describes being a lab technician during World War II and hearing that they just discover the double helix of DNA. It made the artist imagine what it would look like to peer through a microscope onto a petri dish and see something totally new. The piece is made of terracotta and left raw and unglazed.

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Technical Specifications

Designer

Ben Medansky

Origin

United States

Production

One of a Kind

Date

2018

Materials

Terracotta.

Dimensions

L 35" x H 35" x D 3.5

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