A medical practitioner and visual artist, Linton Meagher puts medicine directly into his art by using objects such as pills, scalpels, and even silicon breast… Read More »Linton Meagher: Medicine as Art Medium
There’s something special about someone who takes studying the figure or the skeleton to a whole new level. Jessica Burke is a figurative artist who trained… Read More »Jessica Burke’s Dressed Up Bones
I mentioned the brilliant and complex anatomical art of Michael Reedy in the past and recently featured him in my TEDMED talk. He continues… Read More »Michael Reedy – Dust & Moonshine
Pakistan based artist Asma Javeri has an ongoing miniature print series called 101bpm featuring an anatomical heart reflected as everyday objects. She says, “Its a… Read More »Asma Javeri 101 bpm
The past few months have been full of incredible anatomical street art. So much so that it’s been difficult to keep up! Below are some… Read More »ANATOMY in the STREETS – Roundup 3
Bulgarian 3D illustrator, Zhivko Terziivanov creates delightful renderings infused with anatomy. I only wish these were real models! View all of his iconic work on dribbble. … Read More »Anatomy Vessels by Zhivko Terziivanov
There are 3 books hanging out on my coffee table that I’m currently enjoying: 10% human, Tiny creatures and Bio Art. It seems ‘Microbe’ is the new… Read More »The Growth of Microbial Art
A student of biology and studio art, Lexi Ames says that “Art and science share a paramouric existence in my work. The cold, analytical side… Read More »Pseudo-Mysticism of Lexi Ames
Tibetan thangka’s inspired New York city based illustrator Kevin Hong to create his own anatomical charts. Thangkas, especially anatomical thangkas, combined medical knowledge with Buddhist… Read More »Inspired by Tibetan Thangkas
Supervenus is a humorous, if not tragic, view into contemporary female beauty standards. Experimental filmmaker, Frederic Doazan and sound editor, Vandy Roc created this film. They begin with the surface… Read More »Supervenus – An Anatomical Journey Through Perfection
Blood, semen, urine, faeces, tears, nasal mucus, breast milk, skin, bone and even cremated human ashes have all formed media for artists to use in… Read More »Bodily Matters: Art made from Humans
Melis Buyruk crafts anatomical forms in ceramic some of which are featured on plates and embellished with insects and flowers. She uses ceramic, an often utilitarian material, as… Read More »Melis Buyruk – Anatomy Served