“Scientific
Art is all the art that uses science as a purpose and as an finality, not just
as a means. The themes of the artworks of Scientific Art are linked to it, because
ultimately, Scientific Art is the artistic manifestation of Science. But not
forget that, due to its artistic nature, complete precision is not necessary.
“Scientific
Art is the manifestation of science in art, accurate or imagined, whose
existence is possible because of the technological advances of 21st century
culture.
“Paleontological Art is the one that represents periods of the Primitive Earth, focusing
especially on the fauna, flora and climate of the past ages, from the flourishment
of life to the emergence of the prehistoric human.
“Biological Art is the one that represents existing life forms from a purely
anatomical point of view. Its main models are microscopic life, such as cells, bacteria
or viruses, fauna, flora and the human being.
“Astronomical Art is the one that represents everything related to the universe,
focusing especially on the space landscapes, representing celestial bodies, either
from the outside or from the inside, as well as hypothetical extraterrestrial
life adapted to the different types of planets, and the space portrait, consisting
of the representation of space missions or astronauts.
“Robotical Art is the one that represents everything related to technology, focusing
especially on robotics, futuristic city and alien life, being its base the science
fiction.
“Mathematical
Art is the one that represents mathematical concepts, or uses mathematics
strictly, especially highlighting the use of geometry and algorithms, in
addition to impossible objects, sometimes using computer programs.”
