- Installation based on University of Warwick research explores our genes and inherited conditions
- Features a 3m high, 6m wide sculpture based on the DNA double helix structure hung with genetic 'baggage'
- Based on research conducted by Dr Felicity Boardman from Warwick Medical School with families living with inherited conditions
- Installation created by STAMP (Santé Theatre and Media Productions) with a sculpture built by Entify
- Will be unveiled at a private viewing on 1 November from 6.30pm-8pm before going on public display from 2 – 7 November
- Forms part of the University of Warwick's programme for the ESRC Festival of Social Science: http://warwick.ac.uk/soc-sci-festival
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