During my time at Penn, I worked on this project which is now a permanent exhibition in The Franklin Institute.

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It is the largest and most complex depiction of the human brain, ever.

 

I designed the neurons that compose the cortex and cerebellum. The neurons were painted in ink using an

air-blowing technique to create the seemingly random branching of the dendrites. Once in vector form,

they were assigned different angles through an algorithm and laser-etched to create

the illusion of animation depending on the position of its lighting. 

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This was an immensely satisfying venture working with incredibly talented people.

If you're ever in Philly, please go check out "Your Brain". 

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