Hannes Wiedemann - Grinders
Hannes Wiedemann01Shawn Sarver sits in the Grindhouse Wetware basement lab near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Hannes Wiedemann02A grinder named Amanda lies in a chair after receiving a magnet implant in her tragus in Tehachapi, California.
Hannes Wiedemann03Grinders create plasma using a microwave oven transformer, an electrode, and an orange near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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A man receives a "north star 1.0" implant in his arm in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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Objects line the shelves of a garage laboratory in California.
Hannes Wiedemann06Jeffrey Tibbetts, who also goes by 'Cassox,' washes his hands before an implant session in his garage in Tehachapi, California.
Hannes Wiedemann07Grinders watch as a man gets a magnet implanted in his tragus in Tehachapi, California.
Hannes Wiedemann08A man's arm after the "north star 1.0" implant in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Hannes Wiedemann09A group of grinders in Tehachapi, California experiment with body capacitance.
Hannes Wiedemann10A grinder receives a fingertip magnet implant in Tehachapi, California.
Hannes Wiedemann11Anatomical illustrations, aquariums, and pliers litter a garage lab in Tehachapi, California.
Hannes Wiedemann12A grinder tests a prototype for a new implant near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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