Album Release ‘The Seventh Continent’ Taken from a news story dated 15 Nov, 2024 from British Antarctica Survey marking the the release of The Seventh Continent, a new album by Sounds of Space Project with researcher Kat Turner that offers a unique journey to Antarctica as an immersive sonic experience. The Seventh Continent takes listeners […]
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Soothe: Dance Theatre & Brain Chemistry – A Cambridge Festival Event Created by Infusion Physical Theatre for the Cambridge Festival 2024, their multimedia and performative approach was inspired by the 3 systems model of brain regulation – visceral biochemistry as acrobatic dance! I collaborated with them to create the video backdrop which included the molecules
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The “Luminous Jelly” brought to life using ChatGPT and sounds from space I was interviewed by the Nature journal , a world leading science publication for their artist scientist podcasts series. Engineer-turned-artist Diana Scarborough and inorganic chemist Anna Melekhova describe how their art–science collaboration gave voice and form to a new material. LINKS Nature Website
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The Unexpected Outcomes of Artist Scientist Collaborations I was interviewed by the Nature journal , a world leading science publication for their artist scientist podcasts series. LINKS Nature Website Youtube MP3 A quote “Diana Scarborough, artist-in-residence in bionanotechnology Ljiljana Fruk’s lab at the University of Cambridge, UK, says that the best collaborations are long-term ones,
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Drawing the Invisible & Power of Light -Cambridge Festival Mar 2023 As Artist-In Residence with Fruk Lab, Dept of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, University of Cambridge, Diana Scarborough collaborated with scientists to create events for the festival. For the invisible drawing or ‘Drawing the Invisible’, visitors were invited to use pens and pencils to make
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T-SHIRTS INSPIRED BY THE SUN Wearable sound Art with Music Wearable sound art T-shirt are designs created by Diana Scarborough and are interactive. Activate the QR code on the t-shirt and it takes you to our free album release ‘Sunconscious’ by the Sounds of Space Project. An immersive experience – wild, playful and beautiful! CLICK to
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SUNCONSCIOUS – Third Album by Sounds of Space Project (Nov 2022) Sunconscious by SOSP (Sounds of Space Project) is the third album by the Sounds of Space Project, a collaboration between Dr Nigel Meredith, Diana Scarborough and Professor Kim Cunio. Ten new tracks and two bonus tracks have been created for this project featuring music
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LIFE, DEATH & OUR HUMAN FUTURE – A PROVOCATIONAdelaide Conference, April 2022 In April 2022 I was commissioned to create an art film telling the story of a heat wave and dying from heat created as an accompaniment to a conference talk on the climate emergency by Dr Arnagretta Hunter. Premiered in Adelaide (The Lab.https://www.thelabadl.com.au/about) this is
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Conference Artist for data AI, 27 April 2022, Cambridge I was invited to be the Conference Artist-In-Resident for the Data Science and AI for Sustainability conference 2022, hosted by the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Energy and C2D3. This conference aimed to bring together academics, industrialists and policymakers to share their research, identify new opportunities and
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Jezero crator. YouTube Launch, Oct 2021 A Youtube channel launch by Sounds of Space Project Listen to our ‘Mars’ track taster from ‘Celestial Incantations’ in October 2021ny more Youtube videos available, the science, the music and the art! Click here for our Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7U5cFvYTmM The ‘Sounds of Space Project’ is an ongoing collaboration between Diana
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