Earlier this week, I had the possibility to visit the Museum of Morphology in Merelbeke near Ghent (Belgium). A nice small museum on faculty of veterinary Medicine.  A beautiful collection of morphological museum specimen  of animals, preserved and presented in a very respectful way. The main purpose of the museum is to give students the opportunity to study the morphology of animals. to go have a closer look inside the animal...( heart, vessels, bone structures, intestines...) or for comparative reasons. There are three types of specimen: skeletons, moulds and plastinates.
 I was there for one of my artworks - a small series of animal embryo's I just started working on and for which I need as much three-dimensional material as possible... and a nice talk with a biologist/morphologist/art lover.
Some photographic impressions of the museum, and a thank you to the conservator!

links: http://www.ugent.be/di/morfologie/nl/dienstverlening/museum/
          https://www.facebook.com/pages/MuMo-Museum-Morfologie/120629578019106  

In its definite form, the sculpture will hang in the open air, so I'll make a kind of net to hang it in. Its shape should be seen from all sides.