Born in Caracas, Venezuela Giselle Vitali has been illustrating her entire life with whatever medium she can find. She studied illustration at the Design Institute of Caracas and while there realized that anatomy was the main theme emerging through many… Read More »Street Anatomy Store Artist Feature: Giselle Vitali
Happy Valentine’s Day! Slow crafter, needle-felter, illustrator, and puppet stop-motion video artist (amazing job titles) Hine Mizushima created these quaint anatomical hearts. Carefully crafted from felt, these tiny hearts come packaged in a petri dish-like case. I’m not a big brooch wearer, but… Read More »Hine Mizushima’s Anatomical Heart Brooch
We’ve been following the stunning sculptures of Hedi Xandt since last year when we posted an overview of his work. His latest sculpture, titled “Bodilisk II – Acheron,” is an écorché-style creature clutching a gold heart. Hedi states that his classical sculptures,… Read More »Hedi Xandt’s Bodilisk II
Fascinated with the iconic representation of a house, designer Koen Wilde decided to carve it out of wood. He then sent out this tiny wooden house to artists all over the world and told them to do what they want with… Read More »Home Is Where The Heart Is
The talented and prolific artist Noah Scalin just released a new project called the “Anatomy of War.” It features a sculpted gun dissected to reveal a set of human-like organs. The sculpture is a test for a new series Noah… Read More »Anatomy of War by Noah Scalin
After suffering a terrible roller blading injury involving the insertion of surgical screws, what does one do with the screws once they are removed? Commission an art piece! Federico Carbajal’s latest wire sculpture features the lower leg of a woman… Read More »Surgical Screws Made into Art
Join us for an illustrated lecture with Vanessa Ruiz, creator of the blog Street Anatomy followed by Q&A with Morbid Anatomy Museum Artist and Anatomist in Residence Emily Evans Date: Friday, July 25Time: 8:00Admission: $8Tickets here Morbid Anatomy Museum, 424 A… Read More »Street Anatomy: A Night of Art, Anatomy and Pop Culture with Street Anatomy’s Vanessa Ruiz and Emily Evans
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 implants as his medium of choice. His work is beautiful and fluid from far, but… Read More »Linton Meagher: Medicine as Art Medium
Montreal-based architect, Federico Carbajal creates anatomical architectures out of galvanized wire, stainless steel and acrylic through what he calls spatial sketching. Federico describes his work, With the influence of the old masters and the early works of Alexander Calder, to… Read More »Federico Carbajal’s Anatomical Wire Architectures
You may recognize Federico Carbajal from his series of gorgeous anatomical wire “sketches.” Suspended between acrylic panels, the bent wire creates remarkable 3D anatomical parts. More recently Federico created a series of anatomical drawing reminiscent of architectural sketches, another nod to… Read More »Federico Carbajal’s Anatomical Architectural Drawings
Emilio Garcia never ceases to amaze me with his continuing iterations and mashups of his now iconic human brain sculptures. Emilio is happy to introduce to you the latest Brain Heart release. This edition is strictly limited to 20 pieces + 3… Read More »Emilio Garcia’s Graphite Brain Heart
Cologne-based designer Hannes Hummel created this set of busts based on dub techno producer Andy Stott’s record titled, “Luxury Problems.” The morbid busts are reflective of Andy Stott’s dark, complex, and choppy sound. Hannes began the creation process by scanning… Read More »Hannes Hummel’s Luxury Problems
Hine Mizushima and her friend, Yuko Higuchi, collaborated to create this diorama of a fantastical cephalopod anatomy class. Hine, a needle-felter and stop-motion video artist, crafted the creatures and built the diorama. She placed Yuko’s beautiful illustrations throughout and made the stunning… Read More »A Cephalopod’s Anatomy Class by Hine Mizushima
London-based artist Lucy Foakes brings a refreshing twist to the Ancient Egyptian use of Canopic Jars. Before today I didn’t even know about Canopic Jars so here’s a little history lesson. Early on in the practice of mummification all the… Read More »Can-Opic Viscera Soda by Lucy Foakes
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 a form of presentation of both inner and outer beauty. Anatomical features are served separated… Read More »Melis Buyruk – Anatomy Served