After the unveiling of “The First Atom in the Universe (II),” on Friday, May 31st, I had dinner with some fellows from Cavendish Labs, hosted by Professor Mike Payne and Professor Brian Josephson and his wife Carol at Trinity College, organized by Professor Claudio Castelnovo. It was a great pleasure to gather together for this […]
The First Atom in the Universe (II) is now installed in the Mott Seminar Room at Cavendish Laboratories, Department of Physics, University of Cambridge. This artwork is a tribute to Nobel Laureate Emeritus Professor Brian Josephson, whose work I have long admired and who is one of my heroes. This artwork is part of a […]
On Wednesday, May 29th, at 11:30 a.m., I visited Addenbrookes Hospital to donate a new artwork. This alabaster sculpture, titled The Embryological Development of the Human Face, is a tribute to the late Professor Nick Hales. The donation was made in recognition of the importance of scientific methods and in gratitude for Professor Hales’s significant […]
On Tuesday, May 28th, at 6:30 p.m., the unveiling of “Essay on Reticulations,” a new sculptural work donated to Wolfson College, took place. This artwork is a tribute to Professor Jane Clarke, President of Wolfson College, in recognition of her landmark work on protein folding, a subject close to my heart. I am somewhat obsessed […]
On Monday, May 27th, my wife, Tom and I had dinner with Professor Paul and Jane Luzio, Professor Ken Siddle and his wife Anne at the Fort St George pub, where I have a glass engraving. This glass window was engraved by me at the Fort St George pub (Cambridge) in 1981 while I was […]
As some of you know, I’m participating in an entrepreneurial mentoring program at Wolfson College, Cambridge. This Sunday, May 26th, evening my wife, Tom and I met my Wolfson mentee and her partner at the famous Eagle Pub in Cambridge, where the “Book of Life” was announced in 1953. Behind us is the plaque commemorating […]
On Sunday, May 26th, 2024, at 12:00 p.m., I had the honor of meeting Professor David Tong to donate a sculpture I created as a tribute to him. The limestone sculpture, titled The Diatom: A Living Photonic Crystal, is dedicated to Professor David Tong from the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. This gesture […]
From Saturday, May 25th to Saturday, June 1st, I will be in Cambridge to donate many of my artworks to various professors in the University of Cambridge departments. These individuals have inspired my work, and I want to pay tribute to them. This week will be filled with unveilings, dinners, reunions, and small trips around […]
On Tuesday, March 12th, 2024, at 6:00 p.m., “The Green Fuse” masterclass took place, given by Nigel Ten Fleming, PhD in Clinical Biochemistry and current sculptor specializing in the theme “Nature Writ Large” at the Centre Cultural La Mercè (Girona, Spain). During the event, his sculpture “The Green Fuse” was exhibited, a piece inspired by […]
On Thursday, February 29, 2024, the donation and presentation of the sculpture “Plant Stomata“, made of fine-grained Spanish sandstone, took place. This sculpture, created in 2021, honors the genomic work of plants by Dr. Luís Serrano. The recording of the sculpture presentation is now available on YouTube.