Wood Library, Weill Cornell Medicine NY Art in Embassies Program (at US Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh) David J. Rasch’s art ihas been shown in solo and group exhibitions at Art on Paper, VOLTA NEW YORK, The Samuel J. Rasch is a New York-based artist and has studied at the Arts Students’ League of New York and The School of Visual Arts in NYC. Gold, rendered in images from science, echoes the gold halos of religious icons and fine, intricate lines are layered to interpret microscopic and subatomic images on a large scale and the galactic on a small scale.Īccording to the artist, “The images are meant to be perceived as abstractions, in which form and color stand on their own, as literal images of concrete reality, and as a challenge to see the unseen and make the unseen seen.” The techniques used by Rasch are further expressions of duality. They allow us to see the beauty in the repulsive, to find knowledge in the unknown, and to observe the unseen to more clearly see our world.
Based on electron microscopy, particle accelerators, radio astronomy and spectroscopy, his art is an expression of both the patterns of the natural world and the metaphors underlying modern science.
Duality – abstraction and representation, the literal and the metaphorical, science and mysticism, the unseen and the seen – is a predominant theme in the work of Jody Rasch.
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