The Original Red Couch Project · 1998

The Invisible Body

Museum Wiesbaden

Year

1998

Location

Wiesbaden, Germany

The Invisible Body

The Invisible Body is a two-series work of thirteen DNA portraits each, made in New York and Wiesbaden as an homage to Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper. James D. Watson, discoverer of the DNA double helix, anchored the New York series; Ute Berger anchored the Wiesbaden series.

Gallery — 1 images

The People

Munira Nusseibeh

Subject

Sources

kevinclarke.com — The Invisible BodySource: Kevin ClarkeCredit: © Kevin ClarkeOriginal link →

Credits

Photography / Concept: Kevin Clarke

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