About

I’m Gaz, a Bristol based artist and former secondary school science teacher. I founded The Museum of Science, the Arts & Interdisciplinary Collaboration (The MoSAIC) in 2022 to address a problem in the education system that frustrates me:

Science is not seen as a creative subject in schools. Even worse, my experience as a teacher showed me that our current rigid curriculum fails to show students the beautiful, and essential, connections that exist between disciplines.

All of the greatest scientists have had to be creative to innovate. STEM industries are desperate for creative employees willing to explore outside the box. And students crave context to connect with their internal motivation to learn. Many students found it eye opening to have a science teacher that also worked as an artist, and often it made them rethink their own career paths. You can view my latest artworks here.

Through the growing team at The MoSAIC, we are providing both educators and learners with unique resources, training and in-person workshops that help to bridge the gap between the arts and the sciences. We work with schools, learning hubs and community groups to elucidate the hidden links that elevate our artistry with scientific knowledge and help us to problem solve by thinking differently. We also work with researchers and industry to showcase their latest work to a younger audience through STEAM learning (science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths). We passionately believe that the days have gone where ‘art/science’ integration means an unplanned poster lesson.

The MoSAIC takes STEAM learning to the next level, on a path to make arts integration a priority for education in the UK. Join us in inspiring the next generation of polymaths by spreading the love of cross-curricular education.