Compression Collection
Compression is a powerful force that can be found in various aspects of our lives
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Compression is a powerful force that can be found in various aspects of our lives. From the intricate workings of a Deltic engine, where every part fits together with precision, to the final gear being fitted into place, compression plays a vital role in ensuring smooth operation. In an atelier dedicated to the dessiccation and compression of vegetables using the Chollet et Morel-Fatio process, we witness how this technique preserves their freshness for longer periods. This engraving captures the essence as it transforms ordinary produce into long-lasting sustenance. Moving on to medical illustrations, we see how inflammation affects spinal discs through an MRI scan. The image reveals how pressure builds up within these delicate structures, causing discomfort and pain. Similarly, carpal tunnel syndrome and thoracic outlet syndrome are depicted through detailed illustrations showcasing how nerves and blood vessels experience compression in specific areas of our bodies. However, not all forms have positive effects. G. H. Davis's depiction of a whale hunting vessel and factory reminds us of the harmful consequences inflicted upon marine life due to human activities driven by profit-driven motives. Shifting gears towards everyday objects like bicycles, an engraving showcases different parts intricately compressed together to create a functional whole. It serves as a reminder that even simple mechanisms rely on precise compression for efficient performance. The corset has been both praised for its ability to shape feminine figures and criticized for its detrimental effects on health. In "Phenomenes chimiques de la respiration, " we learn about the harmful consequences caused by excessive chest compression from tight corsets - restricting breathing patterns and impacting overall well-being. Letterpress enthusiasts will appreciate seeing the letter "C" tightly clamped in a vise – symbolizing both physical pressure applied during printing processes but also metaphorical constraints faced when working with limited resources or time constraints. On another medical front, tuberculosis manifests itself even within our spines as revealed by MRI scans.