Being a specialist in medical imaging since 2001, my image odyssey led me to the accomplishment of this work. Through millions of visualized images, I wanted to share the beauty and the poetry of these fleeting images captured by medical technology with you. Human anatomy conceals many unexpected secrets and beauties, of which we have only explored part. Initially raw or morbid photographs can be interpreted in a lighter or humorous way. Some images suggest the existence of a fine line between anatomic realism and the oniric domain. It really is a trip to wonderland, with the spectators being transported by the helix of the scanner, enchanted by the song of the protons or irradiated in our senses by a 120 year-old technique. And, adapting a citation from Lewis Carroll to this work: " if an image has absolutely no sense, who's stopping us from inventing one ?".