information aesthetics.Where form follows data.
Inside Bill Moorier's Head [abstractnonsense.com] is a relatively simple online brain MRI image viewer that allows for the interactive exploration of a collection of medical MRI brain images.
I can imagine there are quite some people in possession of such images prepared to (creepily?) share them with friends and family?
Thnkx Yarone.
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I actually recently found this a week after getting my own MRI and really wanted a way to plug my images in.
Belgian artist Christoph de Boeck has just finished an installation that uses portable MRI scanners to convert visitors' brainwaves into auditory signals: www.staalhemel.com
I did comment but I can't find my comment...
I said "check this application
http://www.osirix-viewer.com/Snapshots.html
it's free and is just a pro MRI viewer, 2D, 3D...
This is a pretty neat tool for looking at medical data:
http://www.visualiseringscenter.se/autopsy