“Microbioenergy Theaters” in LEONARDO, Vol. 48, No.5
http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/pdf/10.1162/LEON_a_00923
Interview on The Love Story about Museum of Endoluminosity
You can view the video here, but please visit the interview and read the texts on The Love Story, a wonderful online project about finding strength, sensitivity, and vision in the depths of love, loss and grief. There are many other inspiring and profound creative stories on The Love Story!
Mick Lorusso on Art|Sci at Mindshare LA, Crosscampus
Art|Sci: The Creation of a Third Culture — Mick Lorusso at Mindshare LA
“Nanodiamonds in the Treatment of Cancer” Workshop with Alia Ghoneum at UCLA Art|Sci Center
“Nanodiamonds in the Treatment of Cancer” Workshop at UCLA Art|Sci Center, Los Angeles, CA 2014
In this workshop participants learn about recent research on nanodiamonds in the treatment of cancer.
Participants develop creative approaches to the treatment of cancer that address cellular and psychological transformation and meaning.
Treating Cancer with Nanodiamonds, interview with Alia Ghoneum from Art|Sci Center on Vimeo.
Alia Ghoneum, interviewed by Mick Lorusso
Dr. James Gimzewski Lab, March 2014
“Collaborations with Electricity Producing Bacteria” workshop at Machine Project, LA
Lorusso joins Machine Project in Echo Park, Los Angeles, to speak about his projects with Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs), in the workshop “Collaborations with Electricity Producing Bacteria”
MFCs contain bacteria that have the ability to release a small current of electricity while they decompose organic matter. After the talk, Lorusso will give a short demonstration on how to set up a simple MFC, using only basic materials like mud and sugar.
Mick Lorusso is a visual artist focused on energy in its many forms: as sustenance, movement, sensation, electricity and light. Recently, his installation using MFCs, “Microbial Schöppingen”, received an honorary mention in the Prix Ars Electronica 2013. He integrates science, mysticism, ecology, and community into his work, which includes drawing, sculpture, and urban intervention.