"Looking In" is a series of 64 mixed media drawings consolidated into a single work. The piece was originally a personal journal of my daily experience and emotions, where I took 64 slices from an MRI image of my own brain and created a daily artwork to represent my internal world over the 64 day period. This work serves to highlight the disconnect medical students and researchers often experience between the inner worlds of our patients and the depersonalization caused by the relative anonymity of imaging, pathology, and surgical procedures. I hope this artwork serves as a reminder of the rich and colourful internal world we and our patients experience, and how we should "look in" and remember the human being inside throughout all our interactions. We need to remember both how our own emotions and outlooks shape our interactions, as well as the importance of considering the humanity and perspectives of our patients. Lukas Grajauskas, 2020