Nanoart Jane D. Marsching

Nanoart Jane D. MarschingExamining art that intersects with science and seeks to make visible what cannot ordinarily be seen with the naked eye, Nanoart provides thorough insight into new understandings of materiality and life. It includes an extensive overview of the history of nanoart from the work of Umberto Boccioni right up to present day artists. The author looks specifically at art inspired by nanotechnological research made possible by the Scanning Tunneling

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