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Science and art are the grounds of our universe. One cannot exist without the other; then how come, with time, we started to differentiate them and keep them in two different boats and see them so differently?
In this issue of Jam Today, we talk about science’s influence on many arts and how science helped create various artistic structures using different materials, lights, tools and techniques.
Science has always been the source and inspiration for multiple artists since the universe’s formation, but its influence on art came to light during the Italian Renaissance Era.
During the Italian Renaissance, artists like Leon Battista Alberti, Leonardo Da Vinci, Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, and many more relied on scientific methods, geometry and understanding of materials and body structures to create their art and sculptors.
Since then, science has helped to construct beautiful architecture, sculptures, and paintings. The scientific methods they invented are still used by our artists today. History has influenced our present.
So, why keep these two elements different?
With this issue, we’ll see the outcomes of art when the artists combine these elements.

Jam Today Magazine Description:

We live in a world that describes beauty, be it broken or unbroken, and that’s what we call design. Colours bloom in every corner of our path; it unites and forms a rainbow, and that’s what we call art. Our world embodies nature, and we travel miles to understand and explore it.
Design, art, and travel, the three most essential elements of life that we see and experience each day but somehow fail to observe.
Jam Today is a digital magazine dedicated to individual cities and their unseen and unexplored places, art, designs and creators. It connects a community of creative minds and travellers from all over the world. Our collection of photos, blogs, interviews of artists, travellers, and designers brings together a glimpse of the world and the great creative minds.
It lives to let you see, think and go beyond the expected.