Art-Science Collective 




01.    Explore

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02.    Create

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03.    Experience 

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RACE FOR THE HIGGS!

As part of the inagural Jiggling Atoms exhibition in 2012 Natalie Kay-Thatcher designed and hand painted this incredible and unique board game. Over the years pieces have been lost, perhaps kidknapped! But here you can see some of the original images of it in use at our exhibition at the Rag Factory in 2012, at the London Design Festival at the South Bank Centre in 2013 and at the TEDx Albertopolis 2013 at the Royal Albert Hall. While physicsts found the Higgs Boson we never saw this wonderful work of art again! Legend has it that Race For The Higgs was last seen in the Royal Albert Hall and stolen by goblins living in the basement there. 

Race for the Higgs!           
Hand-made board game created by Natalie Kay-Thatcher
possibly missing, possibliy abducted
Last seen 2013 in London
United Kingdom



INVISIBLE STRUCTURES

Invisible Structures was a continuation of the original JA concept: introducing deisgners and artists to ideas in physics and asking them to create and exploration or an explanantion of the phenomena they had learnt. This project was ran with students at Camberwell College of Arts in 2013 this term-long project enabled students to consider how they process information thorugh their creative practice. As part of the Invisible Structures project we ran experiemental workshops to help students to explore or explain some element of what they had learnt in the lectures

Lecture Series
Physical Processes as Works of Art - Design and Systems of Study (the arbitrariness of it all) - Graphic Narrative and Science - Mathematics and Physical Space

Workshop Series

Camberwell College of Arts
2013





 FOUNDED IN 2012

I cant beleive we’re still doing this!
“If we were to name the most powerful assumption of all, which leads one on and on in an attempt to understand life, it is that all things are made of atoms, and that everything that living things do can be understood in terms of the jigglings and wigglings of atoms.”- Richard Feynman