Les Bicknellhttps://unfoldingthinking.blogspot.co.uk/

seeing is disbelieving

cosmic maths - bookwork for Manchester Met Collection

Boccia - bookwork for Olympics

Temporary Book art Installation – Edinburgh

Temporary Book art Installation - Isle of Skye

Covering the Corn Exchange - Ipswich

Multi-functional street furniture - Quayside Norwich

beyond - Distillery Pond - Colchester

Marriots Way - Norfolk – waymarkers on footpath

Home Zone – Lowestoft – Suffolk CC Planning and Transport

The space of science?

Science Capes - nanoDTC

Science Capes - nanoDTC

Science Capes - nanoDTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCizd3eRR3w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrgvk7JphMA&t=3s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4gNzTs5y10&t=49s

No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.

Heraclitus

What does science look like?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdFWM2bTRXI&t=48s

What is the role of belief in science?

you looking at me?

what are you looking at?establishing what is wanted determines how you look.where room stability is crucialin stillness and silence

a planet sized plinth steadies the spaceviewing an energy filter beam

star like imagesa focused probe

the language of imaging in a light field

talk of high angles under a dark field is oddly masculine

rough pumping the turbogun tilt adjustment

a chamber core of negativesrecovering a vacuum

contrast at the expense of resolutionoptimum conditioning for imaging

beam damage and sample drift

in returning to real space there is awe

but there is an an ever present fear of damaging by observation

gaps? The space between

rethinking an idea

Stereographic Projection of Crystal Faces

Six vignettes from Opticorum Libri SexPeter Paul Rubens

Orthographic view of the Catalan triakis-icosahedron), dual of the Archimedean truncated dodecahedron, and its stereographic projection .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4efsKYwuJKQ&t=130s

https://www.slideshare.net/l.bicknell/finishedness-for-science-75940134

We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our explorationWill be to arrive where we startedAnd Know the place for the first time. T.S. Elliot

Four Quartets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28lAR2kSjQU&t=47s

unfolding thinking

What does science look like?

How do you Communicate?

How workspace affects thinking

rethinking science models

documentation

making

processaesthetics

3Ddigitalcrystallography electron microscopy

science language

observations of hand movements

creation of objects thatexplore movement

film objects

make new objects take into labs / glove box

juxtapose objects with movements

objects – prints

Interventions

blog

https://unfoldingthinking.blogspot.co.uk/

Many thanks to each and every person I have spoken to over the past 6 months

Huge thanks without whom I would of been unable to function

Emma Clarke

Dr Karishma Jain

All year 1 students who have been so understanding and supportive

Tommaso Busolo Bill Stockham Emily Williams

Michael Jones Katherine Sanders Demelza Wright

Ryo Mizuta Luka Skoric Tim Van De Goor

Johannes Osterrieth Taylor Uekert

To those who have been generous with their time and knowledge

Sarwat Baig Duncan Johnstone Giorgio Divitini

Carmen Berraquero Dr Malcolm Longair James Xiao

Robert Foster Girish Rughoobur Diana Vulpe

Heather Goodwin Richard Howe David Wharton

Dr Deepak Venkateshvaran