Wow. Words can’t describe how cool this is (especially given his process)! Jeremy Mayer has mastered the disassembling and reassembling of old typewriters into anatomical figures, both human and animal. The figures fit together seamlessly in an intricate, delicate, and yet also robust way. It seems like typewriters are the perfect… Read More »Anatomical Typewriter Sculptures by Jeremy Mayer

The process… Jason Freeny’s latest drool-worthy work is a trio of 18″ anatomical Lego men figures.  You can see Jason’s entire creation process of these little masterpieces via his Facebook.  I love seeing the “dissection” take place over time and… Read More »Jason Freeny’s 18″ Lego Men Dissections

I stumbled upon the top male torso sculpture with brain genitalia—fittingly titled Racional (Rational)—on Facebook and just had to find out who created this masterpiece. Our lovely fans on Facebook told us it was created by the Cuban sculptor Yoan… Read More »Yoan Capote’s Brain Genitalia

Barcelona-based artist, Emilio Garcia of lapolab just released a sneak peek at his latest creation, the Skull Brain.  You may know Emilio for his now famous and prolific Jumping Brains series. Available in almost any color imaginable these whimsical brains have received worldwide coverage,… Read More »Skull Brain by Emilio Garcia

Who knew such craftsmanship could exist with plastic cutlery! UK-based artist Elliot Mariess created this skeleton entirely out of the plastic forks and knives we so easily throw out every day. The award-winning sculpture came out of a group project… Read More »Elliott Mariess – Waste

Simply jaw dropping fluid paper sculptures by Beijing-based artist Li Hongbo who has quite an affinity to paper. Li’s fascination with the flexible nature of paper began with the traditional Chinese “honeycomb” paper toys used for decorations. He took one apart… Read More »Mind Bending Paper Sculptures by Li Hongbo

You may know Beijing-based artist Cao Hui‘s work without realizing it. He’s created those disturbing flesh arm chairs, sofas, clothing, and suitcases. His latest series gives us a medically sliced view of classic sculptures a la Visible Human Project. Cao… Read More »Cao Hui’s Visible Sculpture Project

Eric Franklin is a Portland-based artist who works with light and glass. His latest creations are glowing glass skulls made from “flame-worked borosilicate glass, ionized neon and mercury, wood, electronics.” Previously, Franklin has created glass skeletons and other parts of… Read More »Eric Franklin – Glowing Skulls

Anatomical glass blowing seems to be sweeping the globe. This next contribution, by Gary Farlow and his team at Farlow’s Scientific Glassblowing Inc., does more than please. These beautiful anatomical glass models are designed to educate: simulating blood flow and… Read More »Gary Farlow’s Heart of Glass

Romanian sculptor Bogdan Rata creates bodily forms devoid of facial features and personality—seemingly engulfing into their own skin. Using polystyrene, industrial paint, plaster, and synthetic resin, Bogdan sculpts forms of human anatomy projecting what could be our own discomfort with… Read More »Bogdan Rata – Human Anatoforms

Anatomical Neon by Jessica Lloyd-Jones is an impressive series of glass blown organs illuminated with neon lights. The series intends to pay homage to the role of electrical impulses in the functioning of our organs. You can check out video… Read More »Jessica Lloyd-Jones – Neon Anatomy

We’ve been big fans of Barcelona-based artist and designer Emilio Garcia for quite a while now and we are beyond excited to have him in yet another Street Anatomy gallery show, FACE OFF: Skull-A-Day vs Street Anatomy opening May 31 at… Read More »FACE OFF Artist Spotlight: Emilio Garcia