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The ocean is complex, alive, and largely unseen.
I’m Elsa Quicazán-Rubio — biologist, biomechanist, and ocean illustrator. I work at the intersection of marine science, engineering, and art to make ocean ecosystems visible, understood, and valued.
Tree of Fish
Turning Our Backs on the Sea
How Science and Art influence the creation of Bioinspirada
In September 2021 I shared in a science magazine what my experience as a Scientist and as an Artist has been and how I combine these two fields. A friend of mine encouraged me to participate in the magazine notes. And I took this opportunity because it is important to share how our experiences and…
A parallel between the heads of high-speed trains and those of kingfishers
These two studies will shape the next post on the Bioinspirada blog. One deals with the performance of high-speed train heads and the other with the performance of kingfishers heads.
Elsa Magnolia Quicazán-Rubio
Hi, I’m the creator of Bioinspirada. I’m a biologist, biomechanist, and ocean illustrator. I work at the intersection of marine science, nature-inclusive design, and visual storytelling.
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