The stamens of an apricot.
Japanese graphic designer turned artist Susumi Nishinaga has used an electron microscope to delve deep into the fabric of the petal, leaves, and pollen. He then colours the scanning electron microscope (SEM) to colour the images using a computer to reveal the building blocks of life.
From an article originally posted on the UK Guardian, May 19/2013.
More images available to view here: http://gajitz.com/look-closer-stunning-up-close-electron-microscope-art/
Japanese graphic designer turned artist Susumi Nishinaga has used an electron microscope to delve deep into the fabric of the petal, leaves, and pollen. He then colours the scanning electron microscope (SEM) to colour the images using a computer to reveal the building blocks of life.
From an article originally posted on the UK Guardian, May 19/2013.
More images available to view here: http://gajitz.com/look-closer-stunning-up-close-electron-microscope-art/
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