Dionne Seevers (AKA) Demetasphere, is a Tampa based mixed media artist with a passion for microbiology and the cosmos. Ever since she was a child, Dionne has been fascinated by the intricacies of the natural world, from the tiniest bacteria to the vast expanse of the universe. Her art reflects this curiosity and wonder, exploring the connections between the microcosm and the macrocosm.

In her paintings, Dionne combines scientific accuracy with creative expression, using a variety of media to bring her subjects to life. Her pieces often feature intricate patterns inspired by the shapes and structures of microscopic organisms, such as algae and bacteria. At the same time, she incorporates elements of astronomy and astrophysics, drawing inspiration from the beauty of the cosmos and the mysteries of the universe.

Dionne's signature is the comparable thread displayed in all the images represented by filaments that flow from piece to piece. These symbolize matter that exist in all things great and small. Swirling chaos of the cosmos with colors and textures that evoke the birth of stars and galaxies often acts as a backdrop in her work. Current artwork comprises of sculptures made with paper clay and other materials, that capture the delicate beauty of theoretical dark matter.

Through her art, Dionne hopes to inspire others to appreciate the beauty and complexity of the natural world, and to see the interconnectedness between seemingly disparate fields of study. Whether she is exploring the microscopic world of tardigrades or the infinite expanse of space, Dionne's work is a celebration of the wonder and awe that science can inspire.