Nick Veasey: Exposing the invisible

The video explores the history and evolution of X-ray technology, starting with Dr. Röntgen's early experiments. It delves into large-scale X-ray imaging, its applications, and the artistic challenges involved. The speaker discusses using X-ray in fashion and design to reveal inner structures, and the technical aspects of X-ray equipment. Future projects include innovative X-ray applications, such as 3D forms and X-ray videos.

What was the first object the speaker X-rayed?

• A soda can

• A pair of sneakers

• A bus

• A piglet

What unique feature did the X-ray of the bus have?

• It was filled with different skeletons

• It was filled with the same skeleton

• It was empty

• It was filled with living people

Why do fashionistas not favor the speaker's X-ray work?

• It is not fashionable

• It is too colorful

• It uses too much radiation

• It reveals the inner structure of clothing

What is the speaker's greatest source of inspiration?

• Technology

• Architecture

• Nature

• Fashion

What is the purpose of the speaker's X-ray shed?

• To store X-ray films

• To conduct high-radiation X-ray photography

• To teach radiography

• To display X-ray images

What is a challenge when X-raying delicate objects?

• They are too colorful

• They are too heavy

• They require more radiation

• They require less radiation

How does the speaker add depth to X-ray images?

• By using living subjects

• By using more radiation

• By adding color

• By using thicker objects

What is the speaker's future project involving a car?

• Designing a new car

• Creating a life-sized light box display

• Building a car from scratch

• X-raying a new model

What new medium is the speaker exploring with X-ray technology?

• X-ray painting

• X-ray music

• X-ray sculpture

• X-ray video

What is the speaker's vision for their X-ray work?

• To make it more colorful

• To reduce radiation usage

• To expand into three-dimensional forms

• To focus on smaller objects