Congratulations to boredomresearch and Dr Paddy Brock for winning the Lumen Prize 2016 Moving Image Award! ‘In AfterGlow art embraces science, with an extraordinary visualisation of a malaria infection transmission…
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by boredomresearch (Vicky Isley & Paul Smith), February 2016, Silent Signal Symposium. We use contemporary technology to explore the natural world, exploring biological mechanisms and form and experimenting with pattern…
Hear from the six collaborative pairs on the process behind making their animated artworks. Filmed in October 2015. Watch the interviews on Vimeo.
University of Derby, College of Arts | 26 February 2016, 10am – 5:30pm
Back in January 2015, we staged a second roundtable to bring together all of the collaborators to share, feedback and learn from each other’s experiences.
Returning from Banggi Island in Malaysia, Dr Paddy Brock came to our studio in December to share the latest work on an emerging zoonotic infection (Plasmodium knowlesi: a malaria…
Asking “how does an artistic model of infection differ from one that is scientifically valuable?”, boredomresearch (Bournemouth University) contributed to the discussion on ‘Digital Convergences’ at this years international BFX Conference…
Lisa Jamieson, Head of Engaging Science at the Wellcome Trust, has cited Silent Signal as an exemplary collaborative project in an interview for the Guardian Culture Professionals Network: “In a…
The University of Glasgow’s Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine has posted this article about Silent Signal, as two of the University’s Research Fellows, Dr Paddy Brock and…
On Monday 22 September artistic duo boredomresearch will be presenting the Art of Disease Modelling at the University of Bournemouth’s Digital Convergences Academic Conference, which uses the case study of…