All I can say is WOW about this piece from JooHee Yoon on how a new technology is resurrecting patients from what was once certain death. JooHee certainly killed it with this image.
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8 Comments on “Delirious New Work from JooHee Yoon for Nautilus Magazine”
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amazing!
Reblogged this on Eu Vivo a Melhor Idade and commented:
Realmente é um delírio escandalosamente bonito!
her name is JOOhee, not JOONhee!
My bad. Will fix ASAP.
My apologies for misspelling JooHee’s name. FWIW my name is spelled MarK not MarC. I get that wrong sometimes myself.
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