Inside the Inner Beauty Series
Inner Beauty gathers oil paintings that view medical anatomy through an artist's perspective. Every piece begins with a structure recognizable from anatomy and histology — a kidney, a femur, a mitral valve, an optic nerve — and transforms it into a painting subject, matching a clinical reference with a title pulled from everyday language and imagination. The works are oil on canvas, and each gallery caption lists both the subject and the canvas size. The series has appeared in public exhibitions, including a show at Club Fit in Jefferson Valley.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is the Inner Beauty gallery?
It's a collection of oil paintings by Aronian Art that shows medical anatomy through an artist's eyes — the series is called "artistic medicine," and each painting starts from an anatomical or microscopic subject.
Which subjects appear in this series?
Paintings here include the kidney, femur, eye structures, lung, mitral valve, rib cage, red blood cells, bone marrow, liver and gall bladder, molar, skin cells, knee joint, synapses, brain, gastric mucosa, and inner ear, among others.
What medium and sizes are used?
All works are oil on canvas. Each title in the gallery captions notes its size, ranging from 12x12 and 12x16 up to 20x28 and 24x30.
Has the series been shown publicly?
Yes — a link on this page leads to coverage of the exhibition at Club Fit in Jefferson Valley.
Where can I see more of the artist's work?
Browse the site navigation to explore the other galleries — All in the Neighborhood, Still Life, and More Still Life — or visit the about and contact pages.
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Each painting in Inner Beauty invites a closer look: a familiar anatomical form becomes a study in color, texture, and composition. Pairing clinical subjects with imaginative titles, the series asks viewers to see the body's structures as both science and art.