Using cells from van Gogh’s distant relative Lieuwe van Gogh, the ear of Vincent Van Gogh has been regrown by Dutch artist Diemut Strebe who uses “science basically like a type of brush.” After growing enough cells from the material obtained from the great-great-grandson of Vincent’s brother Theo, they were shaped to replicate van Gogh’s detached organ using a 3D printer and the resulting “ear” is being kept alive using a nutrient solution. Lieuwe shares around a sixteenth of the same genes as the Impressionist master, which includes the Y-chromosome passed down through the male lineage.




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