Creating art using biological materials or themes involves: 1. **BioArt**: Utilizing living organisms, cells, and biological processes as mediums to create artworks that challenge traditional concepts of art and life. 2. **Scientific Exploration**: Collaborating with scientists and using scientific methods to explore and visualize biological phenomena, often leading to innovative and thought-provoking pieces. 3. **Sustainability**: Emphasizing eco-friendly practices by using natural materials and highlighting environmental issues through art. 4. **Conceptual Themes**: Addressing topics such as genetics, ecology, and the impact of technology on life, prompting viewers to consider the ethical and philosophical implications. 5. **Interactive Installations**: Creating immersive experiences that allow audiences to engage with living art, fostering a deeper understanding of biological processes. This approach bridges art and science, offering unique perspectives on life and nature while encouraging dialogue on important scientific and ethical issues.