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Transmigration, Graphite on paper by Memeger, dated 2002. A modernist piece of detailed linear graphite on paper. Floating in a blonde wooden frame behind glass. This piece is by Dr Wesley Memeger, an African American Chemist. He is the developer of Kevlar, the synthetic fiber found in bulletproof vests. His passion for Chemistry has also influenced his career as an artist. His pieces often explore geometrical themes reminiscent of molecular models.
Transmigration, Graphite on paper by Memeger, dated 2002. A modernist piece of detailed linear graphite on paper. Floating in a blonde wooden frame behind glass. This piece is by Dr Wesley Memeger, an African American Chemist. He is the developer of Kevlar, the synthetic fiber found in bulletproof vests. His passion for Chemistry has also influenced his career as an artist. His pieces often explore geometrical themes reminiscent of molecular models.
