The invisible continent

Emiliano Feresin
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Nature, 2007, vol. 449, issue 7161, 408-408

Abstract: It's a small world Curated by Stefano Raimondi as part of the BergamoScienza festival in Bergamo, Nan°art may be the smallest show on Earth. Billed as Italy's first nanoscale art exhibition, “per vedere l'invisibile”, it features six works by 'nano' artists Alessandro Scali and Robin Goode. Their collaboration with physicist Fabrizio Pirri, from the Turin Polytechnic University atomic force microscopy lab, produced works including Actual Size, a far from actual size map of Africa.

Date: 2007
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