Microsculpture - The Insect Photography of Levon Biss @morethanadodo
Microsculpture - The Insect Photography of Levon Biss  @morethanadodo
Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
EXHIBITION NOW EXTENDED
A groundbreaking photographic exhibition of Science and Art, running from 27 May 2016 to 29 January 2017 at Oxford University Museum of Natural History.

Microsculpture is a unique visual experience. A 10mm insect is shown as a 3 metre print, revealing minute detail and allowing the viewer to take in the structure of the insect in its entirety. The beautifully lit, high magnification portraiture of Levon Biss captures the microscopic form of these animals in striking high-resolution detail.

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Video by Tanya Cochrane (twitter.com/tczen)
Microsculpture - The Insect Photography of Levon BissSix Legs of Summer: Leg 2d Getting the most of camera settingsSix Legs of Summer IntroductionAn alternative reading of the history of life with Professor Gabriela MánganoChronicles of Charnia: an introduction to one of the oldest fossil animals with Dr Frankie DunnRevealing an ancient reptileDrawn to Nature: ConservationWhat can raw data tell us about real peoples lives?Temple of Science Episode 5 – Babylon: Natural Theology versus Scientific NaturalismHow many bacteria do we know about, and how many are there in the world?When do we see the major animal groups first appear in the fossil record?Megalosaurus bucklandii jaw scan by WMG, University of Warwick
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Microsculpture - The Insect Photography of Levon Biss

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