In 2020, two female scientists were awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry for the development of genetic scissors, also known as Crispr/Cas. The long-term consequences for humans and nature remain to be seen, and serve as my inspiration for this somewhat cryptic series.

Crispr Cas E6377 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6390 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6402 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6374 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas E6373 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6398 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6391 · 2020 (left) | Crispr Cas 6392 · 2020 (right) · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6399 · 2020 | Crispr Cas 6400 · 2020 | Crispr Cas 6401 · 2020 | Crispr Cas 6375 · 2020 (from left to right) · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6368 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6387 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6396 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6395 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6388 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable
 
 

Crispr Cas 6362 · 2020 · Image size and substrate freely selectable