Takeaway
“The towers are long and thin; it feels like they’re stretching into the sky or the beyond, and there are bells on top. Maybe the figure is trying to signal the beyond.”-Dr. Colleen Christmas, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Lifelong Learning in Clinical Excellence | February 25, 2022 | <1 min read
Highlights
Not sure what's being spun but do notice the physical and visual connection between the figure’s clothing and the floor. Perhaps that's what is coming out of the spinning wheel?
Dr. Margaret Chisolm, Johns Hopkins Medicine
With the gold leaf-looking tones and Rube Goldberg contraption, it looks like it's meant to evoke religious iconography.
Glendon Mellow, illustrator, Toronto, Canada
Looks like the person is turning a crank in order to keep her dwelling lit and heated.
Dr. Jeff Millstein, Penn Medicine
I noticed the bells on the roof. I imagine they’re ringing.
Kim Williams, Admin Specialist, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The figure in the forefront looks like they're distilling and concentrating the dull beige around them into this soft golden light . . ..
Dr. Kamna Balhara, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The person looks tired and their complexion is pale/dusky.
Dr. Scott Wright, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The towers are long and thin; it feels like they're stretching into the sky or the beyond, and there are bells on top. Maybe the figure is trying to signal the beyond.