Diego Salazar Studios

43-32 22nd Street, Long Island City, Queens, NY, 11101, Studio 102-1B

Viewing Hours:

14 May 5-7pm
15 May, 12-5,00pm
16, 17, 18 May, 12-7pm

Participatory drawing stations available all days/hours.
Artist Talk, Saturday the 17th at 6pm 

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into the microVerse - Micrographia website​

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into the microVerse - Micrographia invites viewers into an immersive interdisciplinary installation where projected microscopy acts as a vehicle to witness the beauty of nature and our environment through a magnified lens. The installation created from upcycled pre and post-consumer waste materials provokes one to ask questions about our relationship with nature and our environment - about why humanKind has separated itself from and considers itself to be greater than nature rather than seek pathways to better understand our symbiotic relationship. Inspired by scientist and illustrator Robert Hooke's seminal book published in 1665, Micrographia, there will be stations for drawing available.

More info can be found at :

www.subtleflux.nyc

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