Lisa Soloman: Doily Brain and Doily Lungs
Craft and Anatomy have never been so ‘on trend’! Lisa Soloman’s ‘Doily Brain and Doily Lungs’ are that perfect blend of mixing the two; “hybridization is at the root of … Continue reading
Enkel Dika: Inhabiting Bodies
The child within me loves the idea of little people hanging out in our bodies. These charming illustrations by Enkel Dika are effective in their simplicity.
Owen Leong: Anatomical Beeswax Sculpture
Syndney based artist Owen Leong “uses the human body as a medium to interrogate social, cultural and political forces…Leong explores the passage between perceptual and physical thresholds of the body.” … Continue reading
The Gemini Company
The store of the Gemini Company specialises in high quality collectibles, dark novelties, fashionable curiosities, sideshow replicas, plastic skulls and skeletons, fake candy corn jewelry, brain candles, soap and more. … Continue reading
Brian Ewing
This “Bride” screen print by Brain Ewing in ‘bubblegum colorway’ (comes in ‘pumpkin colorway too) is unfortunately sold out. It is based on the SWANS poster he designed. THer’s … Continue reading
Vladi Rapaport
This leather Brain Ottoman is part of the vanitas collection (includes the infamous skull chair) by Vladi Rapaport. Think of all the loose change you’d loose down those creases!
TTY: The Museum Of Homo Sapiens-Internal Anatomy Room
These photographs are by 3D artist TTY. See his facebook page for more explanations of his work.
Nathalie Ferrier
Nathalie Ferrier works with ‘the language of scientific illustration’ and by using handicraft techniques, creates amazing anatomical installations. From Top; Heart and Lungs, graphite, fabric, masking tape, cotton thread, wood, … Continue reading
Jan Fabre: Gold
It’s quite easy to pick anything from the prolific Belgian artist, Jan Fabre’s portfolio for this site as it’s all brilliant (and my knowing the artist that makes many of … Continue reading
TEDx Amsterdam Human Brain
The Dutch National Ballet makes ‘brains form people’ for TEDx Amsterdam. This is the dress rehearsal of the first human brain in a series of three
