The project consists of a film and a series of lightboxes featuring large-scale vistas that imagine a journey through the human body. These landscapes are constructed using 3D imagery derived from radiological research, including MRI and CT scans. Bringing together science and fiction, the work explores new perspectives on perception, imagination, and medical imaging.
Serie of 15 lightboxes and a videowork, commisoned by the Radiology Department of the LUMC
NOVI MUNDI is an art installation by Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukács, commissioned by the Department of Radiology Research at the Leiden University Medical Center.
The project consists of a film and a series of lightboxes featuring large-scale vistas that imagine a journey through the human body. These landscapes are constructed using 3D imagery derived from radiological research, including MRI and CT scans. Bringing together science and fiction, the work explores new perspectives on perception, imagination, and medical imaging.
The project consists of a film and a series of lightboxes featuring large-scale vistas that imagine a journey through the human body. These landscapes are constructed using 3D imagery derived from radiological research, including MRI and CT scans. Bringing together science and fiction, the work explores new perspectives on perception, imagination, and medical imaging.
Establishing Eden at AKINCI, photo Gert Jan van Rooij