Bacteria Art Anyone?

But is it archival?

This old microbiologist thinks that is wonderful. Only wish I had thought of it.

Awesome-but who gets the copyright-the inventor or the bacteria

---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

Thanks Mike, now that is going to run through my head all day! :))

I am wondering who would want that "art"?

Kathy K. McClellan
http://keppenart.com

kathy, I think you do have a nose for finding art!

i wonder how long it lasts. there are some really odd art forms. one guy makes art on rice. and another makes sculptures from dust. he has a room in vegas showing dozens of these things

http://dailycontributor.com/paul-hazelton-incredible-dust-sculptures/9590/

he uses different kinds of dust, uses a single hair to arrange them and has very steady hands.


---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

I still haven't been able to get my head around the truly amazing "Chia Pet" Art.........And NOW, I have to deal with "Bacteria" Art.

Thank you all for so many laughs today!

Next time I'm depressed I'll have to "nose around" for some more links!


Kathy K. McClellan
http://keppenart.com

Have to admit, although nasty, it is fascinating. I have always loved anything about science. Nice find Kathy!

It's contagious!

I see it as art, but isn't he infesting copyright laws some how?