| Title | Six Sides of Science |
| Artist / Creator | Elizabeth Sanford |
| Place of Publication | Nashville, TN |
| Publication Date | 2012 |
| Process / Technique | Text printed with archival ink on an Epson Pro 7800 |
| Number of Images | 6 |
| Image Process | Watercolor and acrylic |
| Structure / Binding | Origami flexicube |
| Paper Stock | Fabriano Artistico Hot Press Watercolor paper; underlying structure of acid-free black cardstock |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 4.5 x 9 x 2.25 inches (varies according to display preferences) |
| Edition Size | Edition of 5 |
| Box / Wrapper | Presented in a custom case wrapper. |
| Signed & Numbered | Yes |
Six Sides of Science by Elizabeth Sanford —*LIBRARIAN'S CHOICE AWARD
$400.00 -
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This flexicube is a playful look at the intersection of science and language. Each side features a different chain of linked words, which may be broken into various pairs. Individual words may be coupled with the one before or after to form common expressions, such as “rocket science” or “science fiction.” As the cubes are rotated, the images and words shift and change their orientation. The networks of red lines are loosely based on the veins and arteries in old medical illustrations.
Congratulations to Elizabeth Sanford a LIBRARIAN'S CHOICE AWARD winner for Infinite Possibilities!
Artist Bio
Elizabeth Sanford is a watercolor painter who was seduced by the book arts. She has been teaching art for more than twenty years and is currently an instructor at Watkins College of Art, Design and Film in Nashville. Her many awards include First Place in both the Tennessee and Kentucky Watercolor Society Exhibitions. Museum collections containing her work include the Evansville Museum of Arts and Science, the Tennessee State Museum and the Parthenon. She holds an MFA in painting and drawing from East Carolina University and a BA in art from the University of Virginia.