Photo: David Trood
Open-ended experiments with the visitor in the middle, focusing on; the cell, the musculoskeletal system, the circulatory system and the brain. Several exhibits are built into alcoves with organic shapes that support the personal experience and create room for contemplation.
The visitor is presented with different images on a 22″ screen while the visitor’s eye movements are tracked. The visitor will be able to compare his or her results with the results of other visitors. The visitor can choose among ‘ordinary’ images, and images with a hidden odd/unpredicted or abnormal element.
This exhibit consists of an advanced 3D computer program that enables visitors to explore the brain with image-creating technologies: fMR, DTI, CLSM, CT and MR. These recordings are reproduced on a 55″ 3D screen, which gives visitors wearing 3D glasses a spatial experience of the brain’s structure.
The visitor can study the surface of the skin in a fascinating flexible video microscope that enlarges approximately 70 times. Look out for hairs, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, scars, bruises, sores, blisters, dirt, moles, pigmentation or small blood vessels.
The recordings are projected onto a scenographic sail. This sail merges with other sails that have different skin prints. And this sail, showing an enlargement of real skin, helps to visualize and put into perspective all the other sails of the exhibition.
