Mick Lorusso, visual artist,  focuses on energy in its many forms: as sustenance, movement, sensation, electricity, and light. Integrating science, mysticism, ecology, and community, he creates drawing, sculpture, and urban intervention. After losing his stepfather to Leukemia, he began fusing art, science, and the power of light to heal cancerous cells.

The Nanodiamonds project is developed in conversation with UCLA Art|Sci Collective, Alia Ghoneum, Dr. Jim Gimzewski, Dr. Dean Ho, Clarissa Ribeiro, Dr. Benjamín Domínguez and Dr. Yolanda Olvera, friends, family, and others. 

_{Transforming Tutt}

_{Ephemeral mural, Colorado Springs, CO, USA: 8 x 30 M, 2004} 

_{Transforming Tutt was an intervention of 18 painted burlap banners on the side of Tutt library on the Colorado College campus. The gestural forms and flow of air across the burlap acted to dissolve Tutt’s blocky cement architecture into the surrounding flow of trees, mountains, water, shadows, and wind.}