Bryan Welm

@bryanwelm.bsky.social

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Science artist and cancer researcher. Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah www.bryanwelm.com

Bronze sculpture of a T-cell attacking a cancer cell.
A metal sculpture of a PAS-B domain found in proteins. The sculpture represents the protein structure at 50 million times the actual size.
Hot springs in Yellowstone
Splatters of molten copper arranged into the shape of a Christmas tree. When molten copper drops onto a hard surface they form shapes resembling different cell types.
Sculpture of the Androgen Receptor (AR) protein bound to the drug enzalutamide. Depicts the ribbon structure of the AR protein made from steel. The base is made from bronze and granite.
Abstract bronze and steel sculpture.
Sculpture of the SH3 protein domain made from steel.
Light reflecting off a sculpture of different structural domains found in proteins. Made from steel.
DNA sculpture made from copper, brass and steel.
Martin McMahon standing by the Ras sculpture.
Bronze sculpture of a TCell attacking a cancer cell.
Colorful drops of molten copper shaped into a Christmas tree.
Bronze sculpture of a cancer cell being attacked by a T cell.
Sculpture of a bacteriophage.
Steel sculpture of the RAS protein
Sculpture of the Src protein.