"Hunter Cole creates controlled line drawings using bioluminescent bacteria. The bacteria then grow in the host environment. Bacteria become collaborators in the art as it grows. First appearing with bright light, bacteria in the drawing are photographed as it uses up available nutrients, gradually dying-off over a two-week period.
Both an internationally shown artist and also experienced geneticist, Cole reinterprets science as art through abstractions, digital art and installations."
Let's have a look on Hunter's live art in this video:
I would like our discussion to include your thoughts on how this art, as a living organism, has a life span.
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