Neus Torres Tamarit Art

I am an artist working at the intersection between art and science and I am also a graphic designer with over six years of professional experience performing graphic design, pre-press, artworker, and printer roles.  I have experience working in-house with direct contact with customers, as well as working remotely. I use InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop and Acrobat, and Fiery Imposition software professionally, to design and amend artworks on both PC and Mac. My knowledge as a printer is very valuable for graphic designer, pre-press and artworker roles, as I understand how jobs are processed and how they need to be set up to be printed and finished correctly. I advise companies on branding guidelines, and design and adapt for printing artworks produced in-house and by customers. The formats that I work with include brochures, catalogues, logos, business cards, a wide range of leaflets, posters of different sizes, roller and flag banners.  ...

I have had the great opportunity to collaborate with the Royal Society in their project ‘Changing Expectations’ about envisioning research culture in the year 2035. As part of this project, my colleague Julie Light, from the MA Art and Science, wanted to create a ‘Museum of Extraordinary Objects’ belonging to the year 2035. I   was already reflection about interdisciplinary research, and how people from different disciplines can collaborate with each other, as this is a crucial part of my artistic practice; collaborating with geneticists, and computer scientists. This subject came up in one of the pilot workshops organised by the Royal Society. I got inspired by this and ‘Collaboration’, subject proposed by the Royal Society team. I wanted to make an object that would choose a team randomly, and in a way that the person using such object couldn't choose the members of the team. I added professions related to science, humanities craftsmanship, and professions that are...

I have created this workshop for the Tate Exchange programme at Tate Modern, as part of the ongoing collaboration that we started in October 2015. We will sequence artworks using metagenomics sequences and we will create an artificial and collective DNA sequence. Free activity, family friendly, drop in (no need to book) When: Tuesday 29th November 2016 Where: Tate Exchange, 5th Floor Switch House, Tate Modern What time: 1pm to 4pm drop in at any time, the activity takes around 15 minutes Activity part of the event 'Activating art through Science and Technology’ at Tate Exchange, Tate Modern. Contact: neus@phenotypica.org Event website: http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/workshop/tate-exchange/activating-art-through-science-and-technology Ophelia Sequenced 1, Digital image, Neus Torres Tamarit.

Poster designed to advertise Joana Torres' talk about Catalan literature.

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Dues targetes firmades de dues obres d'art meues. Disponibles a https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/213374591/greeting-cards Dos targetas firmadas de dos de mis obras de arte. Disponibles en https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/213374591/greeting-cards Two signed cards from two of my artworks. Available at https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/213374591/greeting-cards

Last graphic designs of my business cards.  Disseny gràfic per a les meues últimes targetes de contacte. Diseño gráfico de mis ´ltimas targetas de contacto.