Journal

Framed X-ray artwork being carefully positioned on a dark wall
How to Frame and Light X-Ray Art
Medical imaging film reacts to light differently than a normal print. Here's how to frame, hang and light an EXPOSED piece so its density and translucency show. Read more...
Gloved hands examining translucent radiology films against light
From Diagnosis to Discovery: A Short History of Radiology as Art
From Röntgen’s landmark 1895 hand radiograph to the digital era, a short history of how X-ray imaging became both a medical tool and a visual language — and why physical... Read more...
Custom X-Ray Art: A Gift Guide for Milestones and Occasions
Custom X-Ray Art: A Gift Guide for Milestones and Occasions
A personal photo, scan or idea transformed into custom artwork on authentic medical imaging film — gift ideas for weddings, birthdays, new homes and meaningful milestones. Read more...
The Story Behind EXPOSED 005 — Brain
The Story Behind EXPOSED 005 — Brain
Why the brain became EXPOSED 005 — a study of what traditional X-ray film could reveal, and what it could not. Read more...
Medical imaging film being processed in a dark radiology-style workspace
Is This a Real X-Ray? How EXPOSED Artworks Are Made
No, a unicorn was not X-rayed. But every EXPOSED artwork is produced on authentic dry laser medical imaging film. Here’s how the process works from concept to physical film. Read more...
Layers of physical medical imaging film resting in shadow, suggesting a disappearing analog medium
What Is Medical Imaging Film, and Why Is It Disappearing?
Medical imaging film once made invisible structures visible. Here’s how the medium evolved from traditional X-ray film to dry laser imaging film, why hospitals moved toward digital systems, and why... Read more...