deseases and human cells under the microscope

After a lot of research an interesting idea came to my mind. I though about at what point could deformities and deseases be accepted. I realized weeks ago I also started looking at how skin looked from a short distance, to look at it shape and texture, and to understand its composition. This is why I came with the idea of looking at deseases from a short distance. I discover this book called

Lacobuzio-Donahue, Christina[writer] Hidden Beauty: Exploring the Aesthetics

and came with this fresh idea.

This contrast between how harmful deseases are, how they looked like in people, and the trail they leave on the human body, and how beautiful they look under the microscope, is really interesting.

How people can have two different views or opinion about the same thing looked at it from a different distance?

I decided to use the socially accepted views of deformities( under the microscope) to change peoples minds when they see someone with a deformity or a desease.

And try to make deformities and deseases completely socially accepted

liver cells

influenza

crypt-adenoma

ebola

yellow fiver

Fiebre Amarilla.jpg

hepatitis c

Hepatitis C.jpg

hepatitis b

influenza

muscle separated

músculo-liso-separado-debajo-del-microscopio-línea-rosada-abstracta-69247660.jpg

Naegleri-fowleri

alzheimer

rabies

rabies

hepatitis b

aids

smallpox

visceral leishmaniasis

yersinia-pestis

life project

life project

research

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