Geraldine Cox studied Physics at Loughborough University and Fine Art at City and Guilds of London Art School. In 2010 Cox curated Beyond Ourselves, an Arts Council-funded exhibition for the Royal Society. Her long-term project Finding Patterns was launched through a Leverhulme Trust Artist in Residence Award. She leads interdisciplinary workshops and public dance events with Falling Apple. Filmic work: Imagine Science Film Festival (New York), Contemporary Science Film Festival (Moscow), Queen’s University’s Naughton Gallery (Belfast). Public Engagement Awards: Imperial College London, the British Interplanetary Society and the Andrew Gemant Award (American Institute of Physics 2020).
About Geraldine Cox
Geraldine Cox studied Physics at Loughborough University and Fine Art at City and Guilds of London Art School. In 2010 Cox curated Beyond Ourselves, an Arts Council-funded exhibition for the Royal Society. Her long-term project Finding Patterns was launched through a Leverhulme Trust Artist in Residence Award. She leads interdisciplinary workshops and public dance events with Falling Apple. Filmic work: Imagine Science Film Festival (New York), Contemporary Science Film Festival (Moscow), Queen's University’s Naughton Gallery (Belfast). Public Engagement Awards: Imperial College London, the British Interplanetary Society and the Andrew Gemant Award (American Institute of Physics 2020).
Articles with Geraldine Cox
Droplets of Cosmic Light
Geraldine Cox’s work is about finding resonant ways to express hidden aspects of nature and the journey of discovery. This research has taken her to the heart of the atom, the beginnings of the Universe and the essence of light. In 2020, she won the prestigious American Institute of Physics Gemant Award for ‘Physics Through Art’.