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Inside Wonderlab dives into the hidden worlds of nature, led by biologist-turned-photographer Anand Varma, founder of WonderLab. Based in Berkeley, WonderLab develops techniques that visualize micro and macro processes—slowing, speeding, and magnifying biological events to reveal what the naked eye cannot. Varma's work has earned global recognition, including a World Press Photo Award for best nature story and coverage in National Geographic’s Mindsuckers project (2014). The live show blends scientific insight with breathtaking imagery, offering educators and general audiences alike a chance to see nature in a new light.

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As a National Geographic Explorer and Rita Allen Civic Science fellow, Varma’s talks emphasize public engagement and education. Inside Wonderlab integrates photography, storytelling, and science communication, with a focus on accessibility and curiosity. This page highlights the artist biography, notable works, and upcoming appearances, including the 2025 Olympia stop as part of the Adventure/Changemaker programming.

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Secure your seats to experience Inside Wonderlab's immersive journey into hidden biological processes. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options and clear event details. Follow Anand Varma’s latest updates through his official portfolio at varmaphoto.com and stay connected via The Photo Society for photography-focused insights and social updates. For related content, National Geographic frequently features WonderLab’s innovative visual storytelling.

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  • Biologist-turned-photographer Anand Varma is a National Geographic Explorer and the founder of WonderLab, a Berkeley-based studio that develops techniques to visualize hidden aspects of the natural world.
  • Within Inside WonderLab, Varma demonstrates how cutting-edge photography and cameras can slow down, speed up, and magnify tiny biological processes—making unseen nature visible.
  • The 2025 tour stop in Olympia, WA took place on October 23, 2025 at The Washington Center for the Performing Arts, as part of the venue’s Adventure/Changemaker programming.
  • Major accolades include a World Press Photo Award for best nature story and coverage of Mindsuckers (National Geographic, 2014); Varma has been named a National Geographic Emerging Explorer and has held fellowships (e.g., Rita Allen Civic Science), among other honors.
  • WonderLab and Anand Varma are widely covered by National Geographic and related outlets; his work and lecture series are tied to education and public engagement, including educator resources and Explorer programming.
  • Social media presence centers on his official site and professional profiles; he maintains a public portfolio at varmaphoto.com and is connected with The Photo Society (which lists Instagram as a contact point).

Secure your seats to experience Inside Wonderlab's immersive journey into hidden biological processes. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options and clear event details. Follow Anand Varma’s latest updates through his official portfolio at varmaphoto.com and stay connected via The Photo Society for photography-focused insights and social updates. For related content, National Geographic frequently features WonderLab’s innovative visual storytelling.

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