The art of Radiology... examples?
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The art of Radiology... examples?
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Imaging is condusive to imagery. There is some amazing radiology art out there, for example from Kai-hung Fung , who publishes regularly in Radiographics journal, and Nick Veasey , my pers
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The art of Radiology... examples?
posted at 13/12/2011 12:27 AM GMT
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Imaging is condusive to imagery. There is some amazing radiology art out there, for example from Kai-hung Fung, who publishes regularly in Radiographics journal, and Nick Veasey, my personal favourite who works directly with x-rays (see below). Wilm Delvoye is another. Does anyone know of any other artists that have worked with medical imaging?
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Re: The art of Radiology... examples?
posted at 13/12/2011 7:45 AM GMT
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Does this count as "art"? |
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Re: The art of Radiology... examples?
posted at 13/12/2011 10:06 AM GMT
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I didn't realise you had such good fetlocks, John. Must be a hoot in the jungle when swinging in vines. A real turn on for the female gorillas? Do you drink champagne out of your glass slipper too, after spitting out the bunions?
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Re: The art of Radiology... examples?
posted at 14/12/2011 8:28 AM GMT
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Very interesting to a cultural recognition and representation of the human skeleton - when does it date to, Oddi? John - can see the link now. This is like much of Nick Veasey's stuff and, like the stilletto, is computer-twiddled merging and manipulating of x-ray images. Unless there's a particularly bold model out there. Brings a new meaning to 'bearing all'.
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Re: The art of Radiology... examples?
posted at 14/12/2011 8:58 AM GMT
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Australian aboriginal art which dates back about 60-80,000 years and which began on a Thursday. It is quite diverse but one type of their art which is very regional is Xray art. All animals are represented as an Xray; kangaroo, fish, dugong, bird, human etc. I find it very beautiful as it presents another dimension to the animal. Each person also had his or her totem; an animal which is a sort of avitar to put it in a modern context or in Harry Potter's paradigm, one's patronus. I like the dot art of the central desert as this is three dimensional and never tires but that is another subject.
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Re: The art of Radiology... examples?
posted at 15/12/2011 3:03 AM GMT
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http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/xray/hd_xray.htm The above may help answer your piercing questions, O Hip Hip ray.
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