01 — The Print
An original for the wall
Pigment ink on 310 gsm cotton rag, hand-checked, signed on the reverse and numbered. Framed in oak or blackened ash, or shipped flat in a tube.
A print atelier for medical imaging
Your scan,
made unforgettable.
Somewhere on a disc you have a file no one can read but a radiologist. We turn it into something you'd hang above the fireplace — an original drawn from the one shape nobody else on earth has.
Made from your own DICOM
Procedural — never an image generator
Archival cotton rag, 310 gsm
Printed & shipped in the EU
One scan.
Three ways to keep it.
Every commission is rendered from your own study at full resolution, then finished for the places it will actually live: a wall, a screen, a feed.
02 — The Digital Pack
Everywhere you look
Your piece cut for phone, desktop, profile and header — plus the full-resolution master, yours to keep and print again.
03 — The Motion Piece
A thing that moves
A short film of your own anatomy turning, igniting and dissolving through the collection. Made for a screen, a story, or a very good message to your mother.
Eight collections,
one anatomy.
Each collection is a treatment the atelier has tuned by hand — a way of reading the same tissue. You'll see your own scan in every one before you choose.
Aurum
Gold leaf laid along the ridges. Warm, ceremonial, quietly extravagant.
Cartography
Your tissue read as terrain — elevation lines across the folds.
Nocturne
The brightest points become stars, joined into private constellations.
Spectra
Heat-map colour. The loudest piece in the house.
Atelier
Sepia ink on plate paper, in the manner of a 19th-century anatomy.
Bauhaus
Flattened to primaries and hard geometry. Graphic, modern, unfussy.
Vanitas
An oblique cut the ortho planes can't reach: the skull in profile, engraved. A memento mori drawn from your own bone.
Fragment
One part, alone on black — an ear, an eye, the labyrinth of the inner ear. The quietest thing we make.How a scan
becomes a picture.
No prompt, no image generator, no stock brain. Your file is read slice by slice and re-lit by code — which is why the shape on the wall is unmistakably yours.
01
Send your study
Upload the DICOM folder from your clinic disc or patient portal. MRI and CT both work. If you only have a photograph of the film, we'll work from that.
02
See every way
Within a day you get a private viewing room: your own scan rendered through every collection, in every plane, so you can pick the one that stops you.
03
We print and ship
Your choice is printed on cotton rag, numbered, certified and posted from inside the EU — with the digital pack in your inbox the same day.
Included with every print
A certificate of provenance
Star maps can be bought twice. A genome can be sequenced again. Your scan is a single moment of a single body — so each print is issued as an edition of one, documented like the artwork it is.
- The study it came from — sequence, plane, slice
- The treatment and the date it was rendered
- Numbered 1 of 1, signed, with archival paper stock noted
- No health information. Nothing diagnostic. Nothing shared.
Editions
Opening prices for founding collectors. Frames, larger formats and additional collections are available at commission.
Digital
Delivered in 48 hours
Your scan in one collection, at full resolution, plus the wallpaper and profile cuts. Print it yourself, wherever you like.
€49one scan
The Print
Most collectors choose this
A 50 × 50 cm original on cotton rag, numbered and certified, with the full digital pack included. Framed in oak or blackened ash on request.
€245from, unframed
The Collector's Edition
Limited to 50 commissions
Three pieces from three collections, framed as a triptych, with the motion film, the full digital pack and a hand-finished certificate.
€890by commission
Questions,
answered plainly.
I don't have my scan. Can I still order?
Usually yes. If you've had an MRI or CT you have the right to a copy — in Sweden through 1177, elsewhere through your clinic's portal or a written request. Private providers like Prenuvo let you download the DICOM file directly. Tell us where you were scanned and we'll point you at the right door.
Is this a medical service?
No, and deliberately so. Hodoscope is an art atelier. We don't read, interpret, screen or diagnose anything, and nothing we make should ever be used for a medical purpose. If you have a question about your health, it belongs with your doctor.
What happens to my scan?
It's treated as health data, because it is. Files are stored encrypted on servers in the EU, identifying tags are stripped on arrival, and the source scan is deleted 30 days after your order is complete — sooner if you ask. Our print partner never sees it; they receive the finished artwork only.
Will people know it's a body?
That's your call, collection by collection. Aurum and Atelier keep the anatomy plainly legible. Cartography and Bauhaus abstract it far enough that most guests read it as a landscape or a graphic — until you tell them.
Can I use a scan of someone else?
Only with their clear permission — a parent commissioning a child's scan, or a gift arranged together. We ask you to confirm it at checkout. Please don't surprise someone with their own anatomy.
Is it really not AI?
Correct. There's no diffusion model and no prompt anywhere in the pipeline. Each treatment is written code — gradient mapping, edge tracing, contouring, halftone screens — applied to your actual voxels. Run it twice and you get the same picture, which is rather the point.