New museum puts x-ray artwork on display

Michael Walter | | Radiology Business | X-ray
Project Gallery X-ray Art

Image courtesy of Project Gallery - https://www.processgallery.art

Artwork made out of x-ray mages is now on display at Process Gallery in Kent, a new museum located in southern England.

The art is the brainchild of 56-year-old Nick Veasey, an artist and photographer who owns the museum, according to a new report from Reuters.

“My work is a statement against superficiality,” Veasey said. “It shows how things are made and what they truly exist of. There’s no photoshop, airbrushing, it’s just a real forensic investigation.”

Process Gallery in Kent opened on Nov. 15. More information about the museum, which is free to the public, is available on its website.

Click below for the full story from Reuters.

X-ray vision: artist reveals objects' essence in new UK museum

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