The 'Fish Inside Out' Exhibit Captures the Insides of Sea Creatures
Leslie Chen — February 13, 2012 — Art & Design
References: online.wsj & notcot.org
Scientists have been studying animals and sea creatures for ages, but the 'Fish Inside Out' exhibit pushes past the scientific data and offers an amazing artistic look into the underwater world.
The exhibit captures everything from eels to porcupine fish in stunning X-ray vision. Recently opened at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, Fish Inside Out will be a traveling exhibit across the United States until 2015. Thinking about the things that live underwater may conjure up some squeamish feelings, but looking at this exhibit with its intricate displays of insides will make you appreciate all forms of life.
Check out the images from the Fish Inside Out exhibit and if you find yourself in the right place at the right time, you may even have the chance to see it in person.
The exhibit captures everything from eels to porcupine fish in stunning X-ray vision. Recently opened at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, Fish Inside Out will be a traveling exhibit across the United States until 2015. Thinking about the things that live underwater may conjure up some squeamish feelings, but looking at this exhibit with its intricate displays of insides will make you appreciate all forms of life.
Check out the images from the Fish Inside Out exhibit and if you find yourself in the right place at the right time, you may even have the chance to see it in person.
Trend Themes
1. Artistic X-ray Exhibits - Opportunity for museums and galleries to create artistic exhibits that offer a unique perspective into the natural world through X-ray vision.
2. Exploring Underwater Life - Growing interest in studying and understanding sea creatures through innovative visual mediums like X-ray technology.
3. Traveling Science Exhibits - Rise of traveling exhibits that bring scientific discoveries and unique perspectives to audiences across different cities and regions.
Industry Implications
1. Museums & Galleries - Museums and galleries can leverage X-ray technology to create captivating exhibits that merge art and science, attracting diverse audiences.
2. Scientific Research - Scientists and researchers can explore new ways of studying and visualizing underwater life using X-ray technology, leading to breakthrough discoveries and insights.
3. Event Management - Event management companies can specialize in organizing and coordinating traveling science exhibits, bringing educational and entertaining experiences to different locations.
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