Alexander Tsiaras, Founder and CEO of StoryMD, has been called a "Digital Age Leonardo da Vinci". He is a technology innovator, whose roots are based in his art and science photojournalism background. Tsiaras has developed cutting edge scientific imaging software that enables him to scan and record the human body at every stage; from a single cell at the moment of conception, through the biological development of man and woman and he tells compelling stories of wellness and prevention with them. His images simply and compellingly explain health and illness in terms that anyone can understand. Most importantly, they give you a visual map to plan your own optimal Health!
"Always moving, occasionally disquieting, Tsiaras's visual explorations of the human body are beautiful, compelling, visual stories that show what an amazing thing the body is. He displays them on Oprah, the Discovery Channel, in books and museum exhibits, on the Web - hoping to change how people think about health, and about their bodies."
Avery Comarow, Health Rankings Editor, U.S. New & World Report
"Striking anatomical images...Their purpose: To wow and inform."
Washington Post
"I am giving Alexander’s book to everyone I know for Christmas."
Oprah
"These images capture life and in their association with illness show it at its most mysterious and most vulnerable...A magical anatomy tour."
The New York Times
"[Tsiaras] reworks data to dazzling effects."
Scientific American
"A step into medicine's future."
Chicago Tribune
"[Alexander Tsiaras] developed this incredible new motion picture of the human body."
Diane Sawyer, Good Morning America
"Stunning, Stunning"
Charlie Rose
"If there is to be an Audubon of the human form, Tsiaras can make rightful claim to the title."
NPR
"Always moving, occasionally disquieting, Tsiaras's visual explorations of the human body are beautiful, compelling, visual stories that show what an amazing thing the body is. He displays them on Oprah, the Discovery Channel, in books and museum exhibits, on the Web - hoping to change how people think about health, and about their bodies."
Avery Comarow, Health Rankings Editor, U.S. New & World Report
"Striking anatomical images...Their purpose: To wow and inform."
Washington Post
"A step into medicine's future."
Chicago Tribune
"These images capture life and in their association with illness show it at its most mysterious and most vulnerable...A magical anatomy tour."
The New York Times
"[Tsiaras] reworks data to dazzling effects."
Scientific American
"I am giving Alexander’s book to everyone I know for Christmas."
Oprah
"[Alexander Tsiaras] developed this incredible new motion picture of the human body."
Diane Sawyer, Good Morning America
"Stunning, Stunning"
Charlie Rose
"If there is to be an Audubon of the human form, Tsiaras can make rightful claim to the title."
NPR