Satre Stuelke in the New York Times
“Satre Stuelke, an artist-turned-medical-student, used CT scanners to create these images. He said his aim was to penetrate the metal, plastic or organic interiors of pop objects and foods, asking people to “think about how things are constructed.”
“This is my daughter’s Christmas Barbie. I was quite amazed during the scan when it turned out she had legs and a skull!”
Where science meets art, cool things happen.
(via auroraa)
And a heart too? Though on the wrong side , it seems.
