Dr Ross Paterson takes a skin biopsy (sample) from Charlie's arm video still : Fergus Walsh / BBC / CreatedOutofMind
Charlie's skin sample en route to its new life
video still : Fergus Walsh / BBC / CreatedOutofMind
dividing the skin sample to grow multiple cultures,
still from Charlie Murphy's 'skin to mind' video series
fibroblast and epithelial (skin) cells 'in a dish',
photo: Christopher Lovejoy
'fibroblasts, in vitro' 2019, borosilicate glass and liquid projection (detail) from 'in vitro' series
freezing fibroblast (skin) cells,
still from Charlie Murphy's 'skin to mind' video series
Charlie Murphy's stem cells stained to reveal different proteins photo : Christopher Lovejoy
'neuronal rosettes' and networks growing in a 2D culture dish ; stained to reveal different proteins
photo : Dr Selina Wray
Charlie Murphy's 'nuclear' 2018 borosilicate glass neuron sculpture
Charlie Murphy's 'Untitled' (migration) 2018, sculpture in progress (borosilicate glass)
Phil Ball’s neurons extending their axons in a 2D culture dish, photo:Christopher Lovejoy
'skin to mind' 2018 (work in progress) installation at Linespace gallery as part of 'Trajectories' exhibition photo: Erika Stevenson
Murphy & Wray's Neuronal Disco at Southbank's B(old) Festival, 2018 photo:David Sanderson/ Wellcome
One of Philip Ball's 3D brain tissue cultures (organoids) at day 20, photo: Christopher Lovejoy
Artist's impression of 'the incredible organoid' , Charlie Murphy's proposal to create an immersive sculptural light installation through which viewers will explore the structures and functions of cerebral organoids and neuronal cultures
Phil Ball's new book launches on 22nd May...hear him talk about his experiences at the Royal Institution, London
