Bio Art encompasses a wide range of themes and practices, including exploring the relationship between art and science, using living organisms as artistic materials, and creating art that interacts with the environment.

Bio Art primarily uses living organisms as its medium, including plants, animals, bacteria, and even human cells.

Eduardo Kac is a prominent artist known for his work with transgenic art, which involves genetically modifying living organisms to create artistic expressions.

Bio Art is the term used to describe art that incorporates living organisms as its medium.

The Biosphere Project, GFP Bunny, and The Tissue Culture & Art Project are all examples of Bio Art that explore the relationship between humans and technology.

Bio Art often challenges traditional notions of art by blurring the boundaries between science, art, and technology.

Suzanne Anker is a prominent artist known for her work with tissue culture, which involves growing living cells in a laboratory setting.

Biodigital Art is the term used to describe art that uses digital technology to create living organisms.

The Biosphere Project, GFP Bunny, and The Tissue Culture & Art Project are all examples of Bio Art that explore the relationship between art and science.

Biodigital Art primarily uses digital technology as its medium, including computer software, 3D printers, and genetic engineering techniques.

George Gessert is a prominent artist known for his work with transgenic plants, which involves genetically modifying plants to create artistic expressions.

Bio-Interactive Art is the term used to describe art that uses living organisms to create art that interacts with the environment.

The Biosphere Project, GFP Bunny, and The Tissue Culture & Art Project are all examples of Bio Art that explore the relationship between humans and the environment.

Biodigital Art often challenges traditional notions of art by blurring the boundaries between science, art, and technology.

Eduardo Kac, George Gessert, and Suzanne Anker are all known for their work with bioluminescent organisms, which are living organisms that produce light.