For the first time, Microsculpture is presented in Singapore at the ArtScience museum alongside field work from Singapore’s scientific community.

Microsculpture visits New Zealand for the first time as it opens at the Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum in Hamilton.

For his third visit to the Xposure International Photography Festival in the UAE, Levon had the pleasure of showcasing his latest project Extinct & Endangered.

Extinct & Endangered, the three year project that highlights insect decline and biodiversity loss opens at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

Microsculpture has finally made it to the USA! After two years of touring Europe the first American show is currently on display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

The first time Microsculpture visits Finland. A beautiful exhibition

2017 started with a wonderful Microsculpture exhibition at the NMB Museum in Biel, Switzerland. The show took over the entire gallery, being displayed in all four rooms.

After exhibiting Microsculpture at the Xposure International Photography Festival in 2017, Levon had the privilege of being invited back once again, this time to display The Hidden Beauty of Seeds & Fruits.

The third exhibition of The Hidden Beauty of Seeds & Fruits is a beautiful outdoor show in at the Naturmuseum og Botanisk Hage in Kristiansand, Norway.  The exhibition can be viewed both day and night, with exhibition panels lit to form an enchanting sight in the middle of the botanic gardens. 

Undoubtedly one of the most atmospheric displays of the Microsculpture project so far, the exhibition includes all of the giant prints, interactive touchscreens and real insects.

A selection of the Microsculpture works are currently being shown at the Natural History Museum of Basel in Switzerland.  Providing a contrast in scale, the giant photographic prints are displayed alongside some of the museums fine insect collection.

The first outdoor Microsculpture exhibition was held at the Horizons Photo Festival in the beautiful coastal location of Zingst in Germany.

Displayed in the stunning Inverleith House, the Microsculpture exhibition is presented over two floors and includes all of the 3 meter prints. Due to popularity, the exhibition has been extended until 10th November.

Levon Biss was invited to the Xposure International Phtography Festival alongside a selection of respected artists including Don McCullin, Davd Alan Harvey, David Yarrow, Stephen Wilkes and Tom Stoddart.

The second major Microsculpture exhibition of 2017 is being held at the National History Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen.

The Hidden Beauty of Seed & Fruits is on display for the first time, with 59 beautiful prints showcasing specimens from the carpology collection of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.

2020 is set to be a big year for the Microsculpture exhibition. There are currently 3 exhibitions on display in Sweden, Australia and now Israel. The ever popular show will be on display at the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History in Tel Aviv for 6 months and admission is free.

To finish off a very busy 2019 for the Microsculpture exhibition there is a new show now open in the Netherlands.

The official launch of the Microsculpture series took place at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Surrounded by the museum’s Neo-Gothic architecture,

Have you ever seen a 9m Grasshopper? Well, in a unique collaboration Levon teamed up with the furniture and lighting designer Moooi for an unforgettable show at the 2017 Salone del Mobile in Milan, Italy.