Dr. Gomberg, the original scientist is both a radiologist and artist
Science first. Rodolphe Gombergh is one of the pioneers of 3D imaging in Europe. Created in the nineties Special programs, VLART (Virtual Life Art), which continues to improve. This is how Rudolf Gomberg discovered What does covid look like when it infects our bodies : On the famous screens in the doctor’s office, you can see kind of red jungle (bronchioles) and little blue mounds, actually mounds of mucus and viruses! The photo appeared on the front page of the Paris Match in April 2020.
We can now travel through the organism: we see the body in 4D We pass from the lungs to the heart And to the arteries!
Again, this was technology Essential in catching covid. Thus it was understood that the virus could cause pulmonary embolism and she prescribed anticoagulants.
The body becomes a parallel world One can travel in it, as in the metaverse: immersion in virtual space.
Dr. Gomberg, the original scientist is both a radiologist and artist
Credit: Guillemette Franquet for RTL.
His work almost naturally led him to art. At first, this is it 3D pediatric ultrasound Which became works displayed in the Museum Georges Pompidou.
Since then, Dr. Gomberg has created many artworks from photographs in the Several dimensions of the human body.
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Dr. Gomberg, the original scientist, worked as both a radiologist and artist
Credits: Guillemette Franquet for RTL.
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The work of Dr. Gomberg, the original scientist, radiologist and artist – scanned the Buddha
Credits: Guillemette Franquet for RTL.
His new project: The first virtual museum in MetaverseWhich mixes medicine and art. The works are screens that show different parts of the body in 4D.
Like any artist, Rudolf Gomberg is linked to heritage: he did it recently Works against the construction of a modern building In Paris. A building composed of offices must have been born in the courtyard of the Hôtel Mirabeau, a 19th-century private mansion.
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