Art and Science

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Ernst Haeckel’s Radiolarians and Medusa: The influence of his visits to Villefranche on his science and his art

Early in his long career, Ernst Haeckel (1834 - 1919) twice visited Villefranche-sur-Mer. First, as a student, in 1856 during a sampling trip to Nice, and again in 1864 when sent to Nice by his parents for a change of (...)

Quantum phenomena as saturated phenomena. Third phenomenological reduction: donation

Jean-Luc Marion proposes the third phenomenological reduction, beyond Husserl and Heidegger. The radical reduction, the donation of transcendence in immanence, dissolves appearances and false realities; in this way, the (...)

Using art to avoid simplification of discourse and bring the unknown in science, an artist on board of TARA PACIFIC

In 2017 artist Noémie Sauve went aboard Schooner Tara Pacific to join a seven weeks expedition studying the state of coral reefs. In this article the artist overviews this experience and the way in which it altered her means (...)

Mathematical Infinity “in prospettiva” and Spaces of Possibilities

The Italian Renaissance painters invented the first symbolic form for the mathematical concept of ’’actual’’ infinity : the projective point of the perspective. This was the result of a long debate on infinity, in philosophy, (...)

Conducting Archaeogaming & Protecting Digital Heritage: Does the Future for Archaeology Lie in The Immaterial

Digital games have become considerable and influential cultural transmitters throughout the past years. As social sciences had grasped the importance of this medium as an object of study, the field of archaeology has (...)

Coalescence, Visions of Science

Coalescence. Inevitable attraction, inescapable fusion of two identical materials that results in the creation of a new, more energy-efficient entity. This is the essence of this work which associates science and art in a (...)

Living forms

The Formes vivantes (Living forms) exhibition, which will open on October 9th, 2019 at the Musée national Adrien Dubouché, Limoges, France, aims at exploring the relationship between ceramics and the living, from the (...)

Internal geometry of "Salvator Mundi" (so-called Cook version, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci)

The study presented here concerns the search for the internal geometry of the Salvator Mundi (so-called Cook version, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci), followed, by comparison, with that of the so-called Ganay version. This (...)