US-based artist Keith Lemley creates a space for dialogue between nature and the machine by filling the gallery with artificial light through seemingly organic forms; with neon tubes mimicking the natural variations found in the centre of logs.

By combining the everyday occurrence of perceiving light with an unusual delivery method, Something and Nothing calls attention to ‘the phenomenology of sight, the physiology of perception, and the experience of being a living body in space.’

Edinburgh International Science Festival 2015 brochure