Casey Cripe’s Awe-Inspiring Take on Scientific Infographics

Casey Cripe creates multi-layered scientifically oriented visualizations that capture data in a way that is truly stunning.

Working in analog mixed media and in digital collage, Cripe explores human anatomy, ecosystems, cosmology, phylum trees, current maps and the solar system in his work.

Cripe’s will be displaying his unique visualizations of human life, nature and cartography at his newest exhibition The Map is the Territory. Sixteen detailed, hand-made visualizations will be presented in sequential order to illustrate Cripe’s vision of a vast interconnected universe and coherent meta-narrative.

The show will begin at 7pm on Saturday, May 19 at the J. Rusten Furniture Studio and will end at 11pm.

Zane Johnston writes about art and culture and is interested in all things literary. Send tips to @zanemone