The drive to record and interpret the natural world and the universe can be traced back to antiquity and throughout human existence by both artists and scientists. Duality–abstraction and representation, the literal and the metaphorical, science and mysticism, the unseen and the seen–is a predominant theme in both Betsy Stewart’s and Jody Rasch’s work. Rasch edits and transforms scientists’ images, offering that the images remain representative of what the scientist would see and recognize while Stewart’s work asks scientists to see the connections between the macros of the cosmos and a single droplet of water through patterned visual exploration. This exhibit combines the work of both artists for a dynamic exploration of the these themes. Please join us for the opening reception on November 2, 2018 from 6:00-8:00 pm. Registration will open in October.