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Corporeal Corruption - Jessica Heywood

14 Nov 2023 15:00

An evocative and emotive series of digital prints and video installations by Jessica Heywood exploring the growth and metastasis of breast cancer cells, touching on issues of how and why we age through a tunnel of imagery.

Jessica has worked with Dr Elena Rainero and PhD student Rachel Lawson.

Credits

Video Collaborators

Sam Nash, music
Jessica Heywood, video

Research

Dr Elena Rainero, School of Biosciences
PhD Rachel Lawson

Corporeal Corruption - Jessica Heywood

Credits

Video Collaborators

Research

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Corporeal Corruption - Jessica Heywood

Credits

Video Collaborators

Research

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