What does re-animated life in the Triplehorn insect collection look like? What if a butterfly took flight from its drawer? Watch for yourself: Flight of the Butterfly by Tamara Sabbagh
THANK YOU Luciana Musetti, curator of the OSU Triplehorn Insect collection for facilitating the students’ visit.
About the Author: Angelika Nelson is the outreach and multi-media coordinator at the Museum of Biological Diversity and facilitates visits of school classes and students.
*** Which of the animations is your favorite? ***
Tamara did a wonderful job depicting the delicate movements of the butterfly wings. The use of bright colors to highlight the “reanimated” specimen as was a particularly nice and effective touch. Well done!
I love how Flight of the Butterfly captures freedom and transformation. It inspired part of my research, and I even had my notes binding PhD books style to keep them organized. Anyone else find art influencing their work like this?
This Flight of the Butterfly took me back to my university days in Canada when I was busy working on my biology thesis. I remember going into those same collections for research, there’s something wonderful about the life and inspiration hidden away in those quiet drawers. I quite unexpectedly found help in finishing my thesis with the help of a community Thesis Publication Help in Canada. Any help given is motivating, and this video captures the spirit perfectly. Thank you for sharing!
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