The title of the exhibition refers to a hybrid and automated surgical room in which two of the most popular techniques in the medical field intersect to produce the highest quality images for a perfect diagnosis. Combining the imagination of magnetic resonance imaging and mobile X-ray scanning, this experimental complex forces patients to undergo a rapid neural network of quantum physics during a surgical operation. Completely unaware of the mechanisation of the room, patients lie locked on a table where they alternate from one device to another. A complete image of their organs, tissues or any other organic component appears in detail within minutes, revealing its entire structure. The image is subsequently examined by the doctor, who is then able to detect any form of symptomatic signs and thus impose his dominant gaze. Reduced to micro-data and displayed on a computer, the body can now be controlled by the doctor in all its intrinsic parts and analysed from any angle. In the wake of the control exercised by the condemnation of being visible, the human body at this point becomes manipulated by the hands of the doctor and by his acquiescence with the artificial eye.