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What biological materials and scientific practices do BioArtists use?

What biological materials and scientific practices do BioArtists use? (Bioethics · Bioethics and (Bio)Art) — "BioArt’s practice consists of working with live t…

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  • BioArt uses living systems and life processes to create artworks.
  • The practice works with live tissue, bacteria, living organisms, and life processes.
  • The artistic process itself is often considered part of the artwork.
  • BioArt incorporates living and growing materials.
  • Bacteria can serve as artistic materials.
  • Tissues can serve as artistic materials.
  • Genetically modified organisms can serve as artistic materials.
  • BioArtists use scientific processes and practices.
  • Biology is used in the creation of BioArt.
  • Microscopy is used in the creation of BioArt.
  • Biotechnology is used in the creation of BioArt.
  • Genetic engineering is a biotechnology practice used by BioArtists.
  • Tissue culture is a biotechnology practice used by BioArtists.
  • Cloning is a biotechnology practice used by BioArtists.
  • BioArtists produce their works in laboratories, galleries, or studios.
  • The living materials can be unpredictable.
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What biological materials and scientific practices do BioArtists use?

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"BioArt’s practice consists of working with live tissue, bacteria, living organisms, and life processes to create artworks, where the process itself is often considered art as well. Using scientific processes and practices such as biology, microscopy, or biotechnology (including genetic engineering, tissue culture, and cloning), BioArtists produce their works in laboratories, galleries, or studios and incorporate living, growing, and sometimes unpredictable ‘materials’ like bacteria, tissues, and even genetically modified organisms."

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