D-BSSE science artworks help students in needs
Three research images produced by D-BSSE scientists that had turned into artwork were first exhibited and then sold at an auction at Kunsthalle Zürich to support needs-based scholarships for ETH students. The event was organised by the company headcount in collaboration with the ETH AI Centre and ETH Foundation.
The D-BSSE contributions included the following artworks:
- “Embodied Neural Networks” by Rachel Sava, ESOP-scholar of 2021 and Masterstudent in the group of Andreas Hierlemann;
- “Evolving Tumor” by Niko Beerenwinkel & Robert Noble; and
- “In Advance of the Broken Femur” by Timm Schroeder & Leo Kunz.
Please note that the description to each artwork was drafted by the exhibition's curator.
Exhibition of ETH scientific artworks at Kunsthalle Zürich.
The artworks by Niko Beerenwinkel & Robert Noble (left) and Timm Schroeder & Leo Kunz (right) at Kunsthalle Zürich.
Leo Kunz next to his artwork “In Advance of the Broken Femur” by Timm Schroeder & Leo Kunz. Rachel Sava next to her artwork “Embodied Neural Networks”. The moment the artwork by Niko Beerenwinkel & Robert Noble was sold.
The artworks by Niko Beerenwinkel & Robert Noble (left) and Timm Schroeder & Leo Kunz (right) at Kunsthalle Zürich.
Leo Kunz next to his artwork “In Advance of the Broken Femur” by Timm Schroeder & Leo Kunz. Rachel Sava next to her artwork “Embodied Neural Networks”. The moment the artwork by Niko Beerenwinkel & Robert Noble was sold.
