MU’s current exhibition Evolutionaries presents ‘Contemporary Diagram - Berlin’ by former BAD Award winner Cecilia Jonsson. The work presents the visual effects of bacteria, which corroded a series of iron plates over the course of being stimulated by sounds and music. After submerging the plates in fresh waste water, the bacteria were exposed to infra- and ultrasounds, and different audible frequencies including the artist’s voice and music by the Russian composer Alexander Mosolov.
In 2016, Cecilia won a BAD Award with the internationally acclaimed project ‘Haem’, for which a small amount of iron was extracted out of human placentas and turned into a compass needle.
In 2016, Cecilia won a BAD Award with the internationally acclaimed project ‘Haem’, for which a small amount of iron was extracted out of human placentas and turned into a compass needle.
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