Adam Tarakhan is an artist and educator with a passion for connecting art, nature, and science. With a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts and a Master's degree in Sustainability in the Urban Environment, Adam’s work bridges creativity and ecological awareness. His artistic practice includes sculpting, drawing, illustration, and graphic design, often drawing inspiration from biomimicry and the intricate designs found in the natural world.

Adam’s teaching approach emphasizes exploration and innovation, encouraging students to blend artistic expression with scientific curiosity. He is committed to fostering a learning environment where students can develop their skills while understanding the connections between art and science. By introducing concepts like biomimicry and eco-friendly materials, Adam inspires his students to think critically about the role of art in understanding the natural world and addressing environmental challenges.

As a sculptor, Adam is particularly interested in the interplay between form and function, creating works that highlight the beauty and efficiency of natural systems. His sculptures and sketches often reflect his fascination with organic figures, patterns and structures, aiming to spark a sense of wonder and appreciation for the natural world.

Through his role in the Togetherhood community, Adam looks forward to sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm for art science and sustainability, empowering others to create meaningful, environmentally conscious work that resonates on both a personal and global level.