I was tasked with creating a series of murals for the 350 Summer Street garage in Boston Seaport. The inspiration for these murals comes from the intricate beauty of genomic sequencing, a revolutionary process that has transformed medical research by uncovering DNA mutations linked to cancer and other diseases.
This concept ties directly to the mission of Foundation Medicine, which occupies the building served by the garage. Foundation Medicine empowers cancer patients and their care teams with comprehensive genomic insights to guide personalized and more effective treatment decisions.
This image shows the final result of a DNA sequencing process.
Each color represents one of the four base chemicals that form DNA: adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine.
The DNA building block of the artwork
is the same as the concrete block throughout the garage
is the same as the concrete block throughout the garage
