<p>David Mack’s work consists of scientific imagery to create visually striking representations of the natural and microscopic world. His images frequently focus on subjects such as cells, viruses, DNA, human anatomy, and other biological structures. The style is highly detailed and often emphasizes intricate forms, textures, and patterns that are normally invisible to the naked eye. His work blends scientific accuracy with an artistic presentation, turning complex biological subjects into visually compelling compositions while also creating a sense of wonder about the hidden structures of life.</p>
<p>Synapses. Computer artwork of synapses, the junctions between the ends (green, swollen) of two nerve cells (neurons). Signals are passed along nerve cells in the form of an electrical impulse. Synapses are responsible for the transmission of this electrical impulse from one nerve cell to the next, using chemical transmitters to cross the synaptic gap. The fibres of the nerve cells (the dendrites and axons) are surrounded by a myelin sheath (blue). This insulates them and allows signals to be transmitted along the fibres more quickly.</p>
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David Mack
