Video, 5 mins
The Inflatable E. coli at KrebsFest
Artist Luke Jerram explains how he created a glass mitochondrion and a giant 90 foot inflatable E. coli bacterium for KrebsFest 2015.
Part of KrebsFest
15 Oct 2015 10:00
How do you turn something microscopic into a 90 foot work of art?
Artist Luke Jerram explains the unusual challenges involved in creating two large sculptures for KrebsFest 2015: a glass mitochondrion and a giant inflatable E. coli bacterium.
In this video, Luke shares how he approached the project and brought these tiny parts of the biological world to life on a much larger scale.
The sculptures were commissioned for KrebsFest 2015, an event celebrating science and the work of University of Sheffield scientist Sir Hans Krebs.
