The image depicts the epithelial-mesenchymal transition process whereby epithelial cells will lose their normal epithelial properties and become cancerous.
Epithelial-mesenchymal transition
Printed on 210 gsm silk paper and signed by the artist in grey lead pencil adjacent to the design. Proudly designed and printed in Australia.
Prints are available in A4 (210 x 297 mm), A5 (148 x 210 mm) and A6 (105 x 148 mm). All prints are unframed. A4 prints can be framed nicely with HOVSTA (30 x 40 cm) from IKEA.
Each print is packaged in a transparent pocket. The package also includes a piece of white 600 gsm backing cardboard and an information sheet describing the cells and/or biological process depicted in the artwork.
Note that the colours on your monitor may differ from the colours of the print. “Where are my cells?” watermark does not appear on the print. The photos shown are for illustrative purposes only.
"Where Are My Cells?" is a suite of art prints based on different types of cells in the human body. Designed and drawn by Associate Professor Ivan Poon, each piece is a creative expression of his experience in cell biology research. Ivan founded the concept and collection of "Where Are My Cells?" artworks with his wife, Dr J. Chow.
Prints are made to order and great care is taken to package each print. Strict no return policy unless faulty. If the art prints are damaged during the shipping process, please send us a few photos of the damaged print/packaging and we will reship the prints.
Print(s) will be sent in a Tough Bag or Parcel Box via Australia Post (standard post) with tracking. Shipping cost is FREE on orders over $50 AUD. Shipping cost is $9 AUD on orders under $50. We endeavour to dispatch print(s) within 7-10 business days as each print is made to order in Melbourne.
