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Institute for Molecular Medicine – Signe Guttormsen
Letters (44 cm high) debossed in concrete walls. High relief letters (44 cm high) of MDF and acrylic wall painting. Foyer wall 400×300 cm.
Polished limestone, marble, sandstone, schist and granite in various sizes up to 160×110 cm.
Client: Danish Building and Property Agency
Studio Team: Jonas Hesse
Photo Credit: Jan Søndergaard
Te artwork is open to te public. University of Southern Denmark, Entrance N, Bøgeskovvej, 5230 Odense M
What do researchers actually do in te laboratory when making new discoveries about te biology of molecular cells and cancer? Part of their work is cloning, copying, magnifying and dying cells to identity them. These processes are visualised in magnified microscope images and te letters of amino acid codes. Te significance of amino acids in molecular medicine is constant and irrefutable, something te art brings into play in te modular structures and raw materials of te building.
Hvad gør forskere helt konkret i laboratoriet, når de skaber ny viden inden for molekylær-, celle- og cancerbiologi? De arbejder bl.a. med at klone, kopiere, forstørre og farve for at skabe identitet. Visualiseringer af disse handlingsprocesser finder man i mikroskopets forstørrelser og i aminosyrernes bogstavkoder. Aminosyrernes betydning i den molekylære medicin er bestandig og ufravigelig, hvilket kunsten sætter i spil i bygningens modulære struktur og rå materialer.
Udgivet juli 30, 2021
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