Glass brain by tutri

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Mar 14, 2005

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Apo202, no pp. ++++ Here we see a fragile mind in its full shape. Please, handle with care! ---- Thanks for visiting my gallery, here's a free ticket for two so you can bring a friend next time! :P

Comments (7)

invidiosa

7:45AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

i am afraid to touch this - it is so delicate and almost gelatinous - beautiful flame

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psion005

8:52AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Definately a fragile flame... I wonder what its thinking?

argiebooze

9:08AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Great glass feel in this work!!. Only recently we've been realizing the incredible properties glass and crystal have, for transmitting and storing information. Maybe we should try this mutation, as it's well proven that our organic carbon based brains, don't seem to work very well!.lol.. Your art is in constant evolution, no free tickets needed...I came just on my own!!.lol.

kinggoran

11:36AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

I wouldn't want to drop this, it looks really fragile. And ofcourse, beautiful to look at. :)

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sharkrey

4:51PM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Very nice. Not only the shape of the flame, but the complexity of all that is going on in this image. Good work.

claridad

8:30PM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Beautiful image and the glass effect is excellent. This is an important image. Since I am involved with people with Alzheimer's Disease, this reminds me of the fragility of the brain, the destruction and disconnection as the disease progresses. All of this occurs in the person as a whole as well. V

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Dinhi

6:07PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

OH WOW Petri, HOW COOL IS THIS! I can see the right and left hemisphers...I can see the optical lobe....the petutiary gland...omgosh, blood vessels connecting it all together. The frontal lobe is quite present, and spinal cortext in full view. hahahaha.....this is phenomenal!!! You should send this off to a university, and have them show it in a biology class, I bet they would name more things...been a few years for me since neuro biology...wow this is UNIQUE and a masterful work of art! V