Art in STEM

Exploring the beauty
and artistry of science.

Image: Heart in Malachite

Art in STEM 2026

Art has proven to be an excellent medium for the expression of STEM research, and the annual “Art in STEM” exhibition aims to provide a creative outlet for the Florida State community to explore the beauty and artistry of science.

This exhibition helps bridge the gap between scientific discovery and popular interest by making sophisticated science accessible to a wider audience. Explore the digital exhibition here and be sure to visit the physical installation inside FSU’s Dirac Science Library.

  • The Luminescent Lady of Dreams
  • Synthetic Eden
  • Sweet Creature
  • Inter-cat nap-phase
  • Neuronal activation of GLP-1 receptor agonist
  • Color Swirls of PX458 Transfection
  • The Tail of 2025 Milky Way
  • Neighbor
  • The Anhinga
  • Roseate Spoonbill
  • Two Blue Herons
  • Patience
  • Return to the Earth
  • Concrete Dweller
  • Filtration
  • Anthropogenic Constellations
  • Butterfly Proboscis
  • Cycle of Rebirth
  • Sodalite Crystal
  • Biotite Schist under UV Light
  • The Stillness of Motion
  • Two Aeolosoma in Motion
  • Neurons in the Retina
  • Mammal Eye
  • Fish Scale
  • Anthropogenic Remains in a Sargassum Pulse
  • Heart in Malachite
  • Little Spirit
  • Multimodal Imaging of Harvester Ants

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