X- Ray Art – steve eilenberg

  • Fisher Price Plane 2D CT
  • Fisher Price Plane CT 3-D Reconstruction
  • X-Ray Welding Mask with gold visor
  • 3D CT of vintage  glass mannequin head
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Hello Kitty Pez
  • 3D CT reconstruction of vintage Cupie doll
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Mr. Potatohead
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Rockem Sockem Robots
  • 3D CT reconstruction of vintage German wind up bird toy
  • 3D CT reconstruction of B-9 Lost in Space Robot
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Dunny toy doll in Samurai   ri
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Dunny toy doll in Samurai costume II
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Dunny toy doll in Samurai costume IIII
  • 3D CT reconstruction GTO (salesman model)
  • 3D CT reconstruction of violin
  • X- Ray Godzilla toy
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Gort from Planet 9
  • X-Ray Gigantor
  • X-Ray of Gigantor strutting
  • X-Ray of Robbie the Robot, Forbidden Planet
  • 3D CT reconstruction, Rockem Sockem Robots
  • X-Ray of Venus A on a matchbox car
  • X-Ray, Radiometer
  • X-Ray Beetle with face
  • X-Ray beetle with devil face
  • X-Ray beetle with smiling face
  • X-Ray beetle with dour face
  • 3D CT reconstruction, Peruvian mummy (child)
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Peruvian mummy child II
  • 3D CT reconstruction of Peruvian mummy child III
  • X-Ray of my wife's purse
  • CT reconstruction of Leo Moss Doll Head
  • X-Ray of Leo Moss crafted black doll
  • X-Ray of Leo Moss crafted black doll
  • French F1 Firefighter Helmet

Many of the subjects of my X-Ray art are either from my personal collection or sourced on E-Bay. They were selected for appeal, iconography, size, and material. If mostly metal, the objects were “photographed” using digital (direct radiography) X-Ray. Otherwise, CT (computerized tomography) was considered. Digital X-ray yields one image per exposure, whereas CT produces as many as 700 images (or slices) at a time, each around .5 millimeters thick.

The smallest subjects were beetles from Indonesia. The largest subjects were Peruvian mummies, bound and preserved in the fetal position, housed at the Museum of Man in Balboa Park.

Robots were staged to impart a particular feeling or emotion. Subtle changes can imbue menace, prowess, sexuality, humor, boredom or inanimacy.

When working with direct radiography, I pose the subject and take a shot.  With CT, there were infinite possibilities by manipulating a virtual 3-D object on my digital OsiriX workstation after the capture. In either case, these is much post processing to be done.

– Steve Eilenberg