UK-based visual artist Luke Jerram consulted with virologist from University of Bristol and carefully studied the biological structures of many viruses and bacteria like E.coli, HIV, T4 Bacteriophage, Ebola, Malaria, Small Pox and so on, to create exact glass sculptures of the originals.
E.coli
HIV
Giardia
Ebola
T4 Bacteriophage
Ev71
SARS Corona Virus
Salmonella
Svine Flu
Untitled Future Mutation
Human Papilloma Virus
Mallaria
Smallpox
Sperm Cell
Amoeba
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