This work explores the attention drawn to the lowly full stop in the work of 17th century scientist Robert Hooke (Micrographia, 1665) and 20th century writer and chemist Primo Levi (The periodic Table, Chapter 21, Carbon, 1975). The artefact consists of a grid of 80 prints produced using a unique combination of electron microscope capture (kindly undertaken by the Geology department of the University of Glasgow) and high resolution photopolymer letterpress printing (conducted at GSA).

This work was shown in the group exhibition Box i Boks at Grafill (the Norwegian Association of Graphic Designers) Oslo, Norway. As part of the event I was invited to Oslo by the organisers to give a public lecture about my work and run a practical printing workshop.

Exhibitors:
Catherine Dixon - Central Saint Martins - London
Edwin Pickstone - The Glasgow School of Art - Glasgow
Ian Gabb - Royal College of Art - London
Lydia Brownlee & Emer Tumilty - Color Hotel Studio - Glasgow
Matthew Walkerdine - The Good Press - Glasgow
Susan Vera Clarke - East London Printmakers - London