This art piece supports the research of scientist Morgan Levine, an Assistant Professor at the Yale School of Medicine working on aging. The 3D part of the art piece is created with the new MetaHuman (Unreal Engine) technology, and depicts an un-chronologically aging person. The sound of the art piece is a quote from Professor Morgan Levine, Foresight Fellow working at Yale University researching the process of aging, and trying to find ways to slow it down. «What is 10 years in a life?» invites the spectators to question the inner concept of aging: Are we aging because of biological changes, or are we aging because we simply live and last in time? If we reverse the biological changes happening in our body does that mean that we are not aging anymore? Is our science able to create a world where aging could be a positive element in life that allows us to gather more knowledge and experience, while not having to dread biological degradation?
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What is 10 years in a life
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What is 10 years in a life
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This art piece supports the research of scientist Morgan Levine, an Assistant Professor at the Yale School of Medicine working on aging. The 3D part of the art piece is created with the new MetaHuman (Unreal Engine) technology, and depicts an un-chronologically aging person. The sound of the art piece is a quote from Professor Morgan Levine, Foresight Fellow working at Yale University researching the process of aging, and trying to find ways to slow it down. «What is 10 years in a life?» invites the spectators to question the inner concept of aging: Are we aging because of biological changes, or are we aging because we simply live and last in time? If we reverse the biological changes happening in our body does that mean that we are not aging anymore? Is our science able to create a world where aging could be a positive element in life that allows us to gather more knowledge and experience, while not having to dread biological degradation?
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