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"Cybernetic Tiger Syx, 'Untitled Drawing'. - In anticipation of our forthcoming event "What is Mental Health: Perspectives from Contemporary Art & Medicine", in our next posts we will showcase works by artists who inspire us to engage with questions surrounding art and mental wellbeing. - "the name which I have chosen for myself is partly derived from my fondness with a certain genus of mammal and a dark little joke at myself. My wider work has a recurring theme of identity and, for me, the Painted Tiger identity adds a legitimacy to my 2D work that allows me to engage with the wider artistic community. I am a high functioning artistic/autistic individual and one of the things I enjoy is creating artwork that uses my visual skills to give people insight into the way my brain processes (and copes with) the world in this pattern-based, analytical way." - #outsidein #cybernetictygersyx #reforminganatomy #contemporaryartandmedicine #mentalhealthart #artandhealth"

The Female Skull Study by Arnaud Koteinikoff, 2013 . . . . . . #art #surgery #medicine #health #skull #bone #female #face #skullappreciationsociety #medtech #3d #reconstruction #plasicsurgery #proportion #symmetry #aesthetic #reforminganatomy #artxsurgery #royalsocietyofmedicine

Lenka Rayn H, 'Untitled Body'. - In anticipation of our forthcoming event "What is Mental Health: Perspectives from Contemporary Art & Medicine", in our next posts we will showcase works by artists who inspire us to engage with questions surrounding art and mental wellbeing. - #lenkaraynh #reforminganatomy #contemporaryartandmedicine #mentalhealthart #artandhealth

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