radiography
curix RP1 agfa-gevaert
me and jacopo found out about an
abandoned psychiatric hospital building that apparently was possible to enter and visit: we decided to drive there yesterday. the hospital was formed by many buildings and getting into it wasn't that easy, but
we came back home with a very special souvenir:
a full packet of x-rays exams taken to a few patients in
1979. we spent the rest of the afternoon in the
darkroom printing the RX's and
the result is quite impressive.
✻ watch the whole serie here!
RX ????/???RX 8987/1076/205ARX 8583/203RX 7851/202
© I am glad I worked on something that time would have cancelled otherwise. I hope you will appreciate RX serie as much as I do.
un' ansia che non ti dico solo a vederle ste cose. perĂ² bello. complimenti.
ReplyDeletegrazie emi.
ReplyDeleteinfatti sono molto forti...
jesus christ polly this is beautiful, could you email me some hi-res photos of the packaging please? i am obsessed with decayed packaging x
ReplyDeleteI am super glad you liked the pictures Daniel, the packaging was super wet and we had to dry it and clean it, today I've spent a couple of hours restoring it and now all the xrays are back into the original pack without the risk of being damaged (;
ReplyDeletethe pack was super incredibly well conserved even if the place was soaking wet and cold.
we've found also a 35mm film capturing an xray angiography *___*
thank you daniel (:
ReplyDeletejacopo explained it well. I am going to email you some images of the packaging later then (;
cool, do you know what these ppl were suffering from?
ReplyDeleteno :( I wish I knew emma, but the exams didn't come with a written analysis, just the images. I guess they were trying to find out what was wrong about them.
ReplyDeletevery nice. u have to go back there for more. i liked!!
ReplyDeletewe will absolutely (: maybe when it stops raining :(
ReplyDeletei love the orange of the agfa gevaert boxes! my mother used to keep puzzles and other toys for me in those boxes when i was a child.
ReplyDelete(agfa gevaert is belgian, so they're very common in here)
I see! that was an extremely cool thing to do (:
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