Crafts CouncilDirectoryAna Thompson Fine JewellerySTACK Z62 - LIQUID CELLULAR AboutA unique body adornment design to capture and translate the beauty of microscopic details into a wearable art piece. This wearable sculpture take inspiration from the scientist research. The nuclear periphery during a period of nuclear envelope, budding a new discovery that cells utilise to export RNA messages from the nucleus to the cytoplasm of the cell. Project designed by Ana Thompson in collaboration with professor Dr Sean Speese X Descience and exhibited at prestigious MIT Media Lab.Ana Thompson Fine JewelleryGreater London, EnglandLiquid Cellular - Stack Z-62, Photography by Tom HiggsA translation of the real data of the wonders of the microscopic details and basic building blocks of life "Cells" into a wearable adornment and garmentLiquid Cellular - Stack Z62, Photography by Juliette SheathBody Adornment a piece that highlight our times and the evolution of technology.STACK Z62 - LIQUID CELLULAR AboutA unique body adornment design to capture and translate the beauty of microscopic details into a wearable art piece. This wearable sculpture take inspiration from the scientist research. The nuclear periphery during a period of nuclear envelope, budding a new discovery that cells utilise to export RNA messages from the nucleus to the cytoplasm of the cell. Project designed by Ana Thompson in collaboration with professor Dr Sean Speese X Descience and exhibited at prestigious MIT Media Lab.Ana Thompson Fine JewelleryGreater London, EnglandLiquid Cellular - Stack Z-62, Photography by Tom HiggsA translation of the real data of the wonders of the microscopic details and basic building blocks of life "Cells" into a wearable adornment and garmentLiquid Cellular - Stack Z62, Photography by Juliette SheathBody Adornment a piece that highlight our times and the evolution of technology.More from Ana Thompson Fine JewelleryProjectVORTEX SeriesProjectMY OTHER HALF Series - Engagement RingsProjectFREQUENCY RangeProjectHOPE SeriesProjectThe SEED ProjectBESPOKE