Biogenetic Blooms
Karen IngramMicrobes and bioart
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Snapdragons!
Karen Ingram, 2025; Title: Magenta Snapdragon (Escherichia coli, Corynebacterium glutamicum)
I adore snapdragons, or Antirrhinum majus. Every time I see a snapdragon I have to interact with it. I’m not usually one to anthropomorphize, but...
The Blue Rose, of Metaphor and Mystery
Karen Ingram, Blue Rose 3, Gene modified yeast on agar. 2023
I’m obsessed with blue roses. Mythologically speaking, the blue rose symbolizes the unattainable, a mystery.
This is because blue roses don’t exist. At least, they don’t grow f...
The Pixies "Surfer Rosa" Uncovered in microbes
My interpretation of The Pixies “Surfer Rosa” detail.
I met Matt Fritch–who is a former editor of Magnet magazine–in a Music League a few years ago. Matt has interviewed and written about countless musicians and bands you probably love, i...
The BioFabric of the Future
Close up of artifacts from my project “Biogenetic Blooms” exhibited at BioFab Fair, London Design Festival, 2025
A decade+ of forging ahead
I had the pleasure of attending the Biofab Fair in London as part of the London Design Festival....
Grow Everything Episode #144 "Art Meets Agar: Karen Ingram Reimagines Biodesign"
Sunflower painted with gene edited yeast from last fall.
Offline for seasonal vitamin D
I’ve been on a summer hiatus, but I’m excited to ease back to writing by sharing my recent guest appearance on the “Grow Everything” podcast. “Grow...
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