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Art-in-Biomedical-Imaging Contest of ISBI2024
William H. Haney
Visual journey through the human body
Hanif Janmohamed
Geographies of the Mind
Clara Castagné
Human shape onto an anatomical board
Miriam Rivera
Human Biology in Comics
Annegret Soltau
Connecting body and spirit as equal parts
Manolis Anastasakos
(inner) Cosmos
Marta Antoniak
Plastic Throat
Julian Voss-Andreae
Sculpture inspired by molecules, quantum physics and the human body through the lens of science
Konstantinos N. Patsios
Medical references through the lens of conceptualism, expressionism and pop art
Bertrand Flour
The «Intrinsic moistness» of the human body
Rachael Allen
Visual artwork centring the human anatomy, birth and maturation, disease and illness, and death
Elizabeth Jameson
Brain scans as metaphor of human existence
Anne Mondro
Exploring the physical and emotional complexity of the human body
Geert Vanhoovels
TransHuman Generation Art
Caitlin Karolczak
Anatomy-inspired themes using age-old painting techniques
China Blue
Bioacoustics and brain wave monitoring
Valentina Ștefănescu
Human body stories written with textile
Nunzio Paci
Hyperreal collision of human anatomy with Nature
Katie Elder
Human form in a constant state of transformation
Salvatore Zanfrisco
Anatomical portraits made by pen
Stef Lenk
Medical art and graphics
Eline ‘t Sant
Life, death and biological sciences
Annelies Slabbynck
The human body in textile, photography and sculpture
Cindy Stelmackowich
History of anatomy, the body and medicine
Patrick McDonnell
Medical illustration (.net)
Lucy Lyons
Anatomy, life, death and art
Anne Corless
Medical illustration and comparative anatomy using traditional and digital media
Laura Splan
Visual and textual manifestations of our cultural ambivalence towards the human body
Cédric De Smedt
Perception of life, death and madness
Teagan Watts
Portraiture melding of medicine with art
Hélène Goddyn
Human mandalas
Peta Clancy
Intersection of art and biomedical processes
Helen Pynor
Relationship between the materialism of the human body and its culturally constructed status
Stelarc
Human body as an impersonal, evolutionary, objective structure
Eleanor Crook
Waxwork and anatomical sculptures
Lisa Temple-Cox
Multifaceted explorations through the intersections of Art and Science
Geoffrey Harrison
Body as a soul instrument
Nina Sellars
Human anatomy and its symbiotic history with arts and technology
Travis Bedel
Collages that merge anatomical imagery with illustrations
Vesna Jovanovic
The human body as an individually lived, subjective experience
Francesco Albano
Human skin as the body limit that interacts with the outer world
Benjamin Vierling
Medicine integration with mythical references, hyperreality and contemporary subjects
Isabelle Dalle
Creations inspired by traditional art of medical journals and botanical prints
Karine Jollet
Fabric sculptures as an analogy to human biological tissues
Dung Hoang
Medical issues in illustration and design
Kathryn Parker Almanas
Investigation of destruction and healing within the body through photography and collage
Sandra Yagi
Paintings inspired by science and nature, anatomy, human folly and curiosity for the macabre
Diego Max
A universe inspired by nature, ancient world symbols and human anatomy
Chantal Pollier
The fragile, vulnerable body in its ephemeral presence
Michael Reedy
Exploration of boundaries between life and death, interior and exterior, real and pictured body
Alexander Coroll
Cyber creatures inspired by anatomy and the world of biology
Luis Toledo (LAPRISAMATA)
Digital collage inspired by anatomy and human body
Dionne Marshall (Punctured Artefact)
Tattooed leather artefacts and tattoo design inspired by anatomy
Tom French
Photorealism, surrealism and optical illusion in anatomical paintings
Giselle Vitali
Dreamlike perspectives of anatomy
Alfonso Elola
Sensual and surreal anatomy
Alvaro Tapia Hidalgo
Explorations in colorful anatomy
Ben Greenmaidan
Skeletal sculptures
Rachel Ignotofsky
Body system posters
Valentina Formisano
Living body from copper
Andrew Carnie
Explorations of medical sciences through visual arts
Sarah Yakawonis
Paper bio-medical artwork
Michael Paulus
Popular characters skeletal system
Katy Wiedemann
Figurative painting with a precise understanding of scientific anatomy
Eric Franklin
Neon and krypton anatomical sculptures
Pascale Pollier
Life in all its beauty, strength, fragility, disease, mortality and death
Henning M. Lederer
Intertwining of science, art and technology
Emily Evans
Multidimentional anatomical art
Dino Valls
Medicine in the allegory of subconscious
Pauline Lariviere
Anatomical oil paintings
Lisa Nilsson
Quilled paper anatomy
Brooke Roberts
Science inspired fashion design
Jessica Lloyd-Jones
Light sculptures anatomy
Jeremy Mayer
Anatomically correct human figures using typewriter parts
Angela Palmer
Layered MRI self-portraits engraved in glass sheets
Fernando Vicente
Anatomical illustrations
Kate MacDowell
Porcelain sculpture anatomy
Joanna Culley
Medical Illustration (Medical-Artists.com)
Alexandra Baker
Medical illustration
Alan Dindo
Thread and nails anatomy
Jason Freeny
Toys and pop culture heroes anatomy
Federico Carbajal
Wire anatomy (Anatomical Architecture-Architectural Anatomies)
Danny Quirk
Anatomical self-dissection paintings and body painting anatomy
Molly Epstein
Anatomically inspired creations
Shannon Rankin
Map anatomy
George Petrou
Body sculptures and anatomy
ANATOPUNK
Fashion inspired by the human anatomy with a punk atmosphere
Kaisu Koski
Anatomical models and simulations
Teresa Duck
Anatomically inspired paintings
Marcin Oleksak
Medical Illustration (“Nowa Era”)
Sarah Goodreau
Anatomically inspired illustrations
Billy Reynolds
Anatomical paintings
