A Theory of Everything

Balint Bolygo's light box as part of his installation in 'A Theory of Everything'

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Caroline Lambard's installation, shot in situ at the exhibition

Artists, scientists and myself will talk about the work and the theme of the show- it is an informal discussion as we walk around the gallery.

A quote about the exhibition:

A mix of photos from the exhibition and my portfolio and excellent questions from Chantelle Purcell. Check it out here:

Amazing opening on Friday, so many people you could not move!

What do you think it is?

The private view on Friday 24th will feature a part of Liliana's installation which is for one night only...

Daniel Jone's Piece, a sneaky peak. Here is what Daniel say's about the work:

'Bacterial organisms exhibit a trait that is unique within the living world... bacteria are able to exchange genetic information with their neighbours, via packets of DNA known as 'plasmids'. This enables bacteria to temporarily adopt characteristics which may give them a competitive advantage in a hostile environment... rise to complex evolutionary patterns.

Here is a sneaky peak of my new piece inspired by Gray's Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory of Personality I have made through many discussions with psychologist Kaidy Stautz. He has just given me a great idea to finish it off! 

The tracing paper in the work gives it the blurry look, as indeed the theory is not clear cut and still being researched....

I had a sneak preview of Paula Salischiker's collages. These are real brain scans. She has research how we understand different areas in the brain to function. This has inspired the imagery and texture used. This is a work in progress, final piece will be on display from the 24th June.

Dr David S Berman, Reader in Theoretical Physics at Queen Mary College

will be speaking at the Salon Event on Wednesday 6th of July, See the 'Salon Event' page to the right on how to book.

Dr Berman will present an introduction to the notion of unification in fundamental physics leading up to a description of the peak of our current understanding of nature, which goes by the name of M- theory. Dr Berman has extensive experience working at the interface between art and physics and recent collaborations have included the Cartier award winning project with artist Jordan Wolfson at the 2009 London Frieze Art Fair and he is now working with Turner prize winning sculptor Grenville Davey.