Art & Science Connections | Holography: Making Faces

By integrating art and science the artists of 73 Washington Street in New London, CT paired with the fascinating and magical Holography of Paul Barefoot and Holophile, Inc. make for a spectacular event at Hygienic Art. Fill the senses with jolting images in this interactive, educational and entertaining experience of art and science.

Art & Science Connections: There are many who consider art and science to be separate and quite distinct ways of thinking about the world. In contrast to that, the artists of 73 Washington Street in New London present "Art & Science Connections". Seven long-time artists who also have diverse professional backgrounds in Science and Technology present works that reflect the many ways those professions have influenced, enhanced and combined with their individual approaches to art. Small to very large pieces in the collection of photography, oil painting, watercolor, print, mixed media and digital display imagery depict a wide variety of subject matter including portraiture, landscape, still-life and computational abstractions.

Holography: Making Faces – Inspired by American installation artist Bruce Nauman's 1968 holographic self-portrait of the same name, "Making Faces" introduces the many types of holography used to record images of people.This unique collection demonstrates the different holographic technologies and techniques that can be used to "make faces," including pulsed portraiture, integral stereograms, embossed and photo-polymer holograms that produce both still and moving images. Pleasw visit www.holophile.com for information on this exciting subject.