Art and Science
By Neus Torres Tamarit and Ben Murray
Public Engagement
at the Intersection of
ART, SCIENCE
TECHNOLOGY
& ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE

Who we've worked with
The Royal Society
The National Gallery X
UKRI TAS
Imperial College
Cardiff University
Wellcome Trust
University College London
Tate Modern
University of East Anglia
The Francis Crick Institute
University of Greenwich
University of the Arts London

Phenotypica is an initiative created by computer scientist Ben Murray and artist Neus Torres Tamarit in 2016. Our objective is to create evocative artworks and immersive experiences about genetics and evolution that engender an emotional response so that audiences react to scientific concepts and practice as a human experience.
Working at the intersection between art, science, and technology, we are interested in how artworks about genetics interact with the subject and with the audience, and how accurately such artworks present their scientific concepts.
We view both programming and art as intensely creative, intuitive and technical disciplines, and draw from both to give us a novel collaborative approach and artistic practice that attempts to remove the boundaries that too often separate science from the rest of human activity and reveal the creativity and beauty that is revealed by scientific discoveries.