This collection explores the intersection of medicine, art, and nature, drawing inspiration from Lucretius' poetic masterwork, De Rerum Natura (or On The Matter Of Things). Through paintings based on medical imaging, it reveals striking parallels between human anatomy and natural landscapes, suggesting universal patterns connect all life forms. The works challenge boundaries between science and mysticism and invite the viewer to engage in a universal dialogue—one that transcends culture, time, and scientific disciplines—to reflect on what it means to be human in a world where everything, seen and unseen, is deeply connected.