RomanTech – Collective Gallery, Edinburgh

RomanTech was a project done for the Collective gallery. The aim of the project was to open up discussion around genetically modified plants. To do this I worked with a geneticist on bringing a set of GM plants into the space. The plants, Arabidopsis Thaliana, were the first to have its entire genome mapped. A logo and some other designs were produced in vinyl. There was also a mural based on “The Wanderer in the Mist” by Casper David Friedrich. There was also a booklet produced. Some of the activities that occurred during the exhibition were a seminar with a geneticist, ecologist, and biologist. There was also a seminar with 6th year science students on ethics in science.

Arabadopsis Thaliana plants in their case next to the reading area
Arabadopsis Thaliana plants in their case next to the reading area
Logo, design and government assigned number to display gm plants
Logo, design and government assigned number to display gm plants
Mural and reading area w/booklets designed for the project.
Mural and reading area w/booklets designed for the project.

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