Vanessa Ruiz: The spellbinding art of human anatomy
Vanessa Ruiz: İnsan anatomisinin büyüleyici sanatı
Vanessa Ruiz documents the intersection of medical illustration and contemporary art. Full bio
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putting our bodies at the center of focus.
getirdiğimiz için çok heyecanlıyım.
such as preventive medicine,
over every single step we take in a day.
ve vücudumuz arasında
between ourselves and our bodies.
on the healthy self,
odaklanmamıza rağmen,
of the anatomical self is lacking.
the location of their vital organs,
subject to learn.
made it through anatomy?
üstesinden gelebildi?
memorizing hundreds of structures.
yüzlerce yapıyı ezberlemek için harcadım.
could do without the help of visuals.
yardım almadan bir şey yapamazdı.
every little structure or not,
hatırlamasanız da,
makes studying anatomy so intriguing.
bu tıbbi çizimler.
a manual of our very selves.
incelemiş oluyoruz.
are then shut back
kitabının arasında
may only be encountered passively
muayenehanenin
the realm of medical education.
var olmuştur.
happening right now.
out of the confines of the medical world
sınırlarından kurtarıp
into the public space.
I have been cataloguing and sharing
sanattaki artışı
with the public --
as a medical illustrator.
how artists are reclaiming anatomy today,
kazandığına geçmeden önce,
how art influenced anatomy in the past.
etkilediğini anlamak önemli.
görsele dayalı bir bilim
very nature a visual science,
this lived during the Renaissance.
Rönesans döneminde yaşamış.
to their peers in the public.
but also to entertain
anatomical illustrations.
çizimlerle sonuçlanmış.
between science, art and culture
dissected cadavers as alive,
anatomical stripteases.
in your textbooks today.
gördüğünüzü hayal edin.
istemsizce derileri soyulmuş
posed in literal still lives.
canlı gibi yerleştirilmiş.
even included pop culture references.
atıfta bulunmuş.
traveling Europe in the mid-1700s,
oldukça zor olduğu bir zamanda,
was an exciting rarity.
was akin to celebrity sponsorship today.
bugünkü şöhret sponsorluğuna yakındı.
depth and clarity to anatomy
and art had finally been struck
of medical illustrators.
representation of anatomy --
of artistic culture.
bu hükümlerinden uzak.
of medical education.
get to study from today.
olduğumuz şeyler bunlar.
into the beauty of the human body.
güzelliğe duyarlıyız.
an emotional response --
ortaya koyamaz.
from the medical world,
in the most imaginative ways.
sanatla hayat veriyor.
contemporary artist Fernando Vicente.
buna mükemmel bir örnek.
illustrations of the male body
resimlerini
to view beyond their surface anatomy,
anatomilerinin ötesini göstermeyi vaadedip
of anatomical representation.
and recovery of the human body.
onarımın da görülebilir.
who fractured and dislocated her ankle
ve çıkan bir kadının
architect Federico Carbajal
Montreal merkezli bir mimar olan
of her damaged lower leg.
magnified in the sculpture.
büyütülmüş hallerine bakın.
used in reconstructing her ankle.
gerçek çiviler.
that's been repurposed as art.
tıbbi bir donanım.
the art that I showcase online
sergilediğim ya da galerilerde sunduğum
between the technique
sınırlarını kendisini tanımak için
of anatomy as a way to know thyself,
etkilemiş olmasının sebebi.
of Michael Reedy struck me.
are often layered in elements of humor.
unsurlarıyla buluşmuş.
insecurity of a skin condition
in the background.
the common perception of anatomy
düşüncesini eleştirmiş.
might not make much sense,
ifade etmeyebilir
is no longer limited to humans.
sınırlı değil.
that your toys could come to life?
makes those dreams come true
would bring a morbid edge
düşünülebilir
in a child's reaction to my work is fear."
tepkilerden biri değil."
is a learned reaction.
politically and socially charged objects.
kadar genişlemiş.
to reveal human organs.
açılmış bir tabanca görüyoruz.
you might also notice
placed the rectum
I've been following for many years,
the public about anatomy.
meraklandırmasını izliyorum.
"Öz teşrih"'i inceleyen
in the process of self-dissection.
ekleyerek aşıyor.
light and shadow.
to painting directly on the human skin.
skin has actually been removed.
yüzülmüş gibi gösteriyor.
into a medical illustration.
traveling the world,
via his body paintings,
anatomiyi tanıtıyor.
so shocking to find out
tarafından reddedilmesi
from medical illustration programs.
the medical world and the art world
dünyasından ayırıp,
directly on the streets.
giant X-rays of pop culture icons.
ikonlarının dev X-ray'lerini resmediyor.
can come to have an anatomy of its own,
sahip olabileceğini
part of the anatomy of a person.
bir parçası olabileceğini gösteriyor.
let alone with spray paint,
bırakın sprey boyayla,
a degree in applied chemistry.
teşrihlerini,
to a whole new level,
"parçalanmış görünüş" terimini
on walls all over the world.
Avustralyalı bir sokak sanatçısı.
and enticing energy into anatomy
that art belongs to the public.
ait olduğuna inanırlar.
from the medical world.
perceptions about anatomy,
sizi onunla yüzleştiriyor.
değişken ilişkiden kaynaklanıyor.
and often changing relationship with it.
that I showed you here today
sanatçıların tümü,
illustrations for their art.
the human body on a meaningful level;
anlayıp, ilgi duyabileceğimiz,
the pages of a medical textbook,
çok daha ileri gidip
in the medical world,
with our bodies through art.
vücutlarımıza bağlamak gibi bir gücü var.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Vanessa Ruiz - Anatomical artistVanessa Ruiz documents the intersection of medical illustration and contemporary art.
Why you should listen
Vanessa Ruiz is the driving force behind Street Anatomy, a blog that aggregates works that explore the intersection of art and medical illustration. Since its 2007 launch, Street Anatomy has published more than one thousand posts, revealing human anatomy in pencil drawings, tattoos, 3-D printing and interior design, among other media.
Fascinated by the surge in street art that was happening in Chicago while she pursued a master’s degree in biomedical visualization at the University of Illinois, Ruiz found a lack of public knowledge about the profession. She created Street Anatomy in the hopes of taking medical illustration into more public spaces and built an online resource for the public to discover contemporary anatomical art that gained instant popularity.
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