Radha Chaddah Biography
Links
Artist website: https://www.radhachaddah.com/#
Reviews:
That time we hung out in an artist's backyard and made mind-blowing images with our brainwaves, CBC
Look closer! These photos reveal the beauty — and dark side — of stem cells, CBC
Beauty is only skin deep, The Globe and Mail
Science Rendezvous brings U of T research from the lab to the streets, U of T News
Radha Chaddah is a Toronto based visual artist and scientist. Born in Owen Sound, Ontario she studied Film and Art History at Queen’s University (BAH), and Human Biology at the University of Toronto, where she received a Master of Science in Cell and Molecular Neurobiology.
Chaddah makes art about invisible realities like the cellular world, electromagnetism and wave form energy, using light as her primary medium. Her work examines the interconnected themes of knowledge, illusion, desire and the unseen world. In her studio she designs projected light installations for public exhibition. In the laboratory, she uses the tools of research science to grow and photograph cells using embedded fluorescent light-emitting molecules. Her cell photographs and light installations have been exhibited across Canada and her photographs have appeared in numerous publications. She has lectured on basic cell and stem cell biology for artists, art students and the public at OCADU, the Ontario Science Centre, the University of Toronto and the Textile Museum of Canada.