At first glance, the images look like abstract art: colors, textures, shapes, and patterns that spark curiosity and leave room for personal interpretation. Only upon closer inspection does it become clear that these images are based on current research. What appears here as a work of art was actually created in the lab, under a microscope, through technical processes, or in the course of everyday scientific work.
The exhibition invites you to discover science in a different way—not through technical terms and numbers, but through what you see with your own eyes. Let yourself be surprised and discover research from an unusual perspective.
Accompanying the exhibition is an interactive, accessible, and family-friendly talk designed to amaze, engage, and offer a chance to win (“Is this art—or does it actually do something?” at 8:00 p.m. in Lecture Hall 3: Building 5, 3rd floor, Room 05.03.40).
We’re celebrating science!