The artist took the memory of toothache in childhood to explore healing to the sicknesses of the world in this film.

Violent blasts of light created from explosives transform a globe into a pulsating orb.

A cycle of timeless events and encounters are performed by mystic characters immersing the viewer into the Marine Serre world.

In Nick Knight's film shown at CIFF 2018, the explosive transmission of light is contained within a single orb.

An explosive transmission of light is contained within a single orb as fireworks ignite.

Sebastian Anthony is joined by a selection of experts in the fields of dance, psychology, science and fashion to discuss kinetic behaviour.

Fireworks are set off inside plexiglass containers to dramatic effect in a series of art installations, meditating on destructive forms of beauty within physical forms.

Nick Knight staged the first iteration of his on-going experiment, where the destructive beauty of exploding fireworks is imprisoned within a physical structure.

Nick Knight and couture doyenne Lady Amanda Harlech unite with model and physics scholar Alexia Wight for a shoot that explores the mathematics of beauty.

Nick Knight and film editor Younji Ku's delicate film celebrates the precision of couture pieces and features scientific audio by model Alexia Wight.

Artist Patrick Ian Hartley and maxillofacial expert Dr Ian Thompson discuss their work in developing bio-glass facial implants.

On day two of his art and science themed Tumblr curation, Guillermo Ramil López explored religious iconography and ideas of martyrdom.

Medical student Guillermo Ramil Lopez explored the intersection of medicine and art in a seven day Tumblr takeover.

Model and student Alexia Wight speaks with her father, artist Robin Wight in SHOWstudio's exhibition/cafe space.

Originally published in The Sunday Telegraph, 20 May 2007: Kate Finnigan profiles artist Helen Storey's fashion past and scientific present.

SHOWstudio celebrates the work of artist Helen Stoery with a radical, two-year exploration into biodegradable materials.

A biodegradable dress comes to the last stage of its life in Nick Knight's aquatic fashion film, starring Alice Dellal.

Artist Helen Storey and scientist Professor Tony Ryan discuss their collaboration exploring dissolvable fashion in the experimental Wonderland project.

Hamish Morrow chose to present his Spring/Summer 2005 collection via motion image, examining the effect of gravitational pull on fashion garments and image.