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drew microscopic life again. the earth is healing
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Smooth, wiggly algae going with the flow. If I look at them under a microscope, I'm sure they'll be even flowier and wigglier, right?
May i present to you
Diatoms
And an intruder there in the corner
Fossilized silicon skeletons of single celled organisms from Tulane studies in geology and paleontology v.20 (1987). Full text here.
Diatoms. Der Große Brockhaus. vol. 1. 1928.
Synedra — 2. Chaetoceras — 3. Diatoma vulgare — 4. Gomphonema — 5. Asterionella — 6. Meridion — 7. Cymbella — 8. Navicula bipartita
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diatoms from my header. various species
Diatom arrangements by Klaus Kemp
Over the course of human history, there have been many art forms which have achieved success before dying out due to a change in artistic tastes. Klaus D. Kemp is one of the leading figures in the production of diatoms which found fame in the Victorian age but fell from favor in the 20th and 21st-centuries. Kemp is the last practitioner of diatom production as he is the last known practitioner of this miniature art form.Â
The artwork of Klaus Kemp is made all the more interesting and innovative because of the fact very little information was passed on for those following the Victorians in creating diatom arts. These diatoms are generally around five to 20 microns which are less than a single millimeter in size.
In creating his own version of the diatom, Klaus Kemp has been working to develop his own glass shells and glues which he has created to remain pliable for days to allow him to move the algae around. Kemp has continued to work on his artworks since his teenage years and brings to life a lost practice which died out of common use at the end of the Victorian age.
