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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2023 · 37 MIN

S2 Episode 7: When Art Becomes Science with Dr. Jasmine Pradissitto

from You Are Not Invisible After 50 · host Roaring Ahead

An award-winning artist, scientist, speaker, and environmentalist, is there anything that Dr. Jasmine Pradissitto can’t do? An erudite polymath who holds an Ph.D in physics from UCL and art degrees from Goldsmith’s and London Met, Jasmine’s critical practice spans from painting to sculpture to innovative technology. Along with exhibiting two pioneering public art projects in London for The Horniman Museum Gardens and Camden’s People’s Theatre with Euston Town, Jasmine is also the only artist in the world licensed to use NOXORBÔ, a newly developed ceramic material that absorbs the asthma-exacerbating compound, nitrogen dioxide, from the air. A pioneering artist and thinker within the ‘evolutionary arms race’, Jasmine is not only an avant-garde sculpture, but also driving awareness of a new conceptual age within the 21st century. In this episode, Jasmine talks about the art, the science, and everything in between.    For more information about Jasmine and her incredible, innovative projects, visit her website at www.pradissitto.com

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