Steve Durbach, Shrodinger’s Bird, UNSW
There was a time when art and science appeared to function as two mutually exclusive zones, with people being forced to choose at an early age between what appeared to be vastly disparate disciplines. In fact, it wasn’t so much that people were forced to choose, but that they simply appeared to divide naturally into two groups: Those who did and those who didn’t. Science, that is. Or art. Depending on your point of view.
