Belly of the Beast (B&W)
“Belly of the Beast” is an anatomically correct representation of the ventral view of the brain in detail. The brain can send information at an impressive 268 miles per hour and can generate about 23 watts of power (enough to power a lightbulb!). A personal favorite of mine, this piece emphasizes the major nerves that emerge from the bulk of the brain.
The original “Belly of the Beast” is 18” x 24” and was made over four days and 20 hours in March 2020 when I was in my fellowship year in Hospital Medicine in Safety and Quality.
“Belly of the Beast” is an anatomically correct representation of the ventral view of the brain in detail. The brain can send information at an impressive 268 miles per hour and can generate about 23 watts of power (enough to power a lightbulb!). A personal favorite of mine, this piece emphasizes the major nerves that emerge from the bulk of the brain.
The original “Belly of the Beast” is 18” x 24” and was made over four days and 20 hours in March 2020 when I was in my fellowship year in Hospital Medicine in Safety and Quality.
“Belly of the Beast” is an anatomically correct representation of the ventral view of the brain in detail. The brain can send information at an impressive 268 miles per hour and can generate about 23 watts of power (enough to power a lightbulb!). A personal favorite of mine, this piece emphasizes the major nerves that emerge from the bulk of the brain.
The original “Belly of the Beast” is 18” x 24” and was made over four days and 20 hours in March 2020 when I was in my fellowship year in Hospital Medicine in Safety and Quality.
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