science as art submissions 2022
Click below to explore the 2022 submissions to the Science as Art competition. Work is also on display in the Hatcher Graduate Library on the U-M Campus February 14-25.
Have a favorite piece or two? We encourage you to vote for your top two favorite pieces using the form below. You can only vote once and must have a U-M account to cast your vote. Take note of the title and/or name of the artist(s) so you can select appropriately on your ballot. Voting for People’s Choice Award will be open through 2:10pm on Friday, February 18.

Lens360
Adelina Akhmetshina

Exoskeleton
Zoeya Ali

Microscope
Zoeya Ali

Sparks of Creativity
Jolie Carlile

Chip and the Mystery of the Big Bubble
Michaela Collins

Terrifically Tricky Animals
Tanvi Dalvi

Ooids: Under the Microscope
Danielle de Coster

We Know You Are Here
Sarah De Falco

Wake
Reese Ford

Palette Beneath the Waves
Akari Fu

(In)vertebrates
Morgan Granzow

Muricide Bouquet
Virginia Holland

Consequences of Warming Water on Lake Michigan’s Fish
Anna Howell

Rebirth
Rachael Hsieh

"This Restaurant Sucks" — The Rat, Probably
Janice Huang

The Goldringia
Ava Istamboulian

Environment: Things to Look Back On
Jiewoo Jung

Better Living Through Science
Lauren Kocher

Ode to Yohkoh
Lauren Kopp

Broken Mobius
Jaimie Krankel

Mobius Blocks
Grace Lee

Visit to the Moon
Salem Loucks

Mascotas
Yitong Lyu

Floating Stool
Tyler Meerschaert

Star Studded
Mia Noel

Halcyon: The Infraction Point
Emma Peng

Stellar Narratives
Stella Peng

Evolution of Sail Design
Sydney Seifert

Sympathy for a Brain Eating Amoeba
Oliver St Cyr

Sydney the Beetle
Ana Swanson

Chomp!
Vivien Wang

The Sounds of Earth
Maggie Watson