Carousel by ArtSciLab
The ArtSciLab (A.S.L) Carousel was created by a previous ArtSciLab member, Mahmoud Elkarmalawy. This project is intended to be a multi-modal curation system that showcases works created by members and colleagues of the ArtSciLab. Along with a variety of schools outside of ATEC within the University of Texas at Dallas. Collaborations can range from white papers, artwork, videos, sound, etc. If done well, the lab’s multidisciplinary approach to research projects will be on prominent display. The goal for the carousel is to help collaborators and members of the lab to have a network with others of the same interest.
The ArtSciLab Carousel is a project created by a previous lab member named, Mahmoud Elkarmalawy. The idea for the project is to have art, science, and art/science work rotating within the Edith O’ Donnell building. Eventually, extending out to a variety of areas throughout the campus. There are a group of individuals that organize this project called, The Carousel Collaborators (CACO). Including Taylor Green, Swati Anwesha and Caroline Trotter. Group members will have a chance to create a piece of work in their field of interest, if they would like. After completing their work, an artist’s presentation is allowed to display the completion in the Dean’s lobby. The results of this operation are to exemplify new projects to give onlookers different perspectives on art and science work.
Taylor Green is graphic design artist born and raised in Texas. She has done logo designing, branding art, and editorial design while continuing her studies at the University of Texas at Dallas. Her values within my work are accountability, attention to detail, quality, transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement. The visuals she create present a significant amount of detail and attention. Designing visuals can create an impact on those that come across the illustrations. The impact that she want to have on the community is positive and informative.