“I have always been attracted to the anatomies of humans, animals, biological habitats and chemical interactions. The development of my work employs a drawing process that is highly analytical and systematic. This process is devised to dissect, scrutinize and understand the underlying organization that gives individual objects their scaffold structures, moving cascades, and/or constituent interactions. Further, in studying the structural integrity and function of these substrates allows me to discover a linear dynamic that has a new imaginative configuration. In the end, my creative challenge is to arrive at a meaningful, graphic choreography that uncovers a compelling narrative. If I am successful in this assembly, the viewer grows curious about the metamorphosis before them and becomes an engaged participant.”
William H. Haney
About Professor William Haney
Researcher Initiated, Digital, 24 x 52. ©William H. Haney
Regenerative Human Tissue Skin Matrix, Digital, 24 x 52. ©William H. Haney
Regenerative Human Skin Remodeling, Digital, 24 x 52. ©William H. Haney
Biofilm Eradication with Antisepics, Digital, 24 x 52. ©William H. Haney
Biofilm Formation on Synthetic Mesh, Digital, 24 x 52. ©William H. Haney
Antihyperlipidemic Agent reducing Cholesterol, Digital, 24 x 52. ©William H. Haney
William H. Haney
BIO
William Haney is an awarded information designer, anatomist, and biomedical illustrator and has worked both in the academic and corporate sector. He is currently a full time Professor of Design at Seton Hall University teaching Digital Media Design. As an educator, he has also taught at Carnegie-Mellon University, The College of New Jersey and The University of Pennsylvania. He is president of The WHC Group, A Clinical Consortium. This conceptual research group is comprised of partners from universities worldwide with a unique academic culture. The group focuses on medical education of healthcare professionals and providers. He has created medical illustrations for pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies worldwide including the mechanism of action of pharmacologic drugs, tissue regeneration, surgical techniques, and kinematic device applications. His illustrations have been published in scientific journals including: The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Heart Surgery Forum, Journal of Surgical Innovation, Aesthetic Surgery, Ophthalmology Today, Oncology Times, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Biomechanics, Contemporary OB/GYN, and Orthopedic Surgery.
