Inside / Out — Imaging the Body (mid-1980s)

Made in the mid-1980s, these works take their cue from the new medical eyes of the era—X-ray, ultrasound, CT and the early MRI. Slices, scans, grids, calibration marks and false-colour maps are borrowed from the clinic and turned into a visual language. The body appears as terrain: cross-sections, echoes, signal noise and motion blur oscillate between revelation and abstraction.

The series explores the strange intimacy of seeing inside another human: data versus flesh, care versus control, wonder edged with unease. When technology promises total visibility, what exactly are we looking at—and what remains invisible?