Contrary to many collaboration scenarios, James Gimzewski contacted Victoria Vesna with scientific findings that he thought could have artistic interests.  Their work Blue Morph started with a recording of the cellular transformations occurring during metamorphosis using laser.  The rhythm moves through various stages and with increasing intensity.  Simultaneously, Gimsweski collected a series of photos of the butterflies transforming which produces a blue colour.  The work juxtapositions the two recording of violent surges broken by silence and stillness.  

Their talk was amusingly peppered with an element of jet lag.