Dedicated to "exploring the intersections of death and beauty and that which falls between the cracks", the museum sprung from the Morbid Anatomy blog, which was started by Joanna Ebenstein in 2007 as a way to organise a project about medical museums around the world.
Mr. Viola also created "Ocean Without a Shore," a three-screen installation in San Gallo church in Venice in 2007 that dealt with the intersection of life and death.
And we can't forget the vampires, whose cold glamour places them at the busy intersection of love and death, where our longings chase their morbid shadows.
Cool, conceptual color photographs, videos and an installation by this Israeli-born artist explore the intersection of life and death via a visual exegesis of bread, whose etymological root in Hebrew relates to the word for war.
While Valentine doesn't self-identify as a necrophile and makes no pretensions of lusting after the dead, her writings display a fascination with the intersection of sex and death, particularly as it manifests in popular culture.
The crude birth and death rate data from WRI are used only to show the intersection of birth rates and death rates at a unique value of per-capita energy use, illustrating why growth rates decline with per-capita energy use and how a high-energy zero-growth state exists for humans.
The recent realization that mitochondria are at the intersection of the life and death of a cell, particularly through the involvement of mitochondrial damage in a range of diseases, has made them a promising target for drug discovery and therapeutic interventions [ 1].
The intersection of breathtaking landscape and death-defying Kiwi ingenuity has made New Zealand one of the top destinations for brave souls looking to try a variety of extreme sports and outdoor excursions.
One of his workshops, Thresholds and Lust, is an intersection of both his festivals – this Festival of Death and Dying, and his prior Festival of Really Good Sex.
