“Gene targeting ∙ Artist book” 2012 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper / Methacrylate, book and cubes set
“Gene targeting ∙ Artist book” 2012 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper / Methacrylate, book and cubes set
“Gene targeting ∙ Pig” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 70 x 100 cm / 27 x 39 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Dog” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 70 x 100 cm / 27 x 39 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Sheep” 2014 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 105 x 150 cm / 41 x 59 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Cheetah” 2014 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 105 x 150 cm / 41 x 59 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Cheetah” 2014 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 105 x 150 cm / 41 x 59 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Camel” 2014 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 105 x 150 cm / 41 x 59 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Sheep” 2014 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 105 x 150 cm / 41 x 59 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Dog” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 70 x 100 cm / 27 x 39 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Pig” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 70 x 100 cm / 27 x 39 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Horse” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 35 x 50 cm / 14 x 20 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Goat” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 35 x 50 cm / 14 x 20 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Donkey” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 35 x 50 cm / 14 x 20 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Bear” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 35 x 50 cm / 14 x 20 in
“Gene targeting ∙ Bear” 2013 Pigmented inks printing and color pencil on cotton paper 35 x 50 cm / 14 x 20 in
GENE TARGETING
Gene targeting (from the english, ” point to a gene”) it defines like a technique that is served by the homologous recombination to modify a gene. The genetic recombination is the process for which a strand of a genetic material(usually DNA, but it can be too RNA) splits and later joins a molecule of a different genetic material.
Employing the scanner like a technology tool and metaphorized in “table of operation”, where I realize my particular surgical act, proceed to the preview exploration of different animals of plastic, later retouch with digital media, on which it arises an analytic draw with a color pencil from the head of a different species to the one represented in the toy.