Anatomy Street: The Body as Architecture

The Body as Architecture

The Anatomy Street series began when I was pregnant and developed severe carpal tunnel. I couldn’t hold a pencil. I thought my art career was over.

Instead, I started exploring the body as architecture. Lungs as branching structures. The heart as sanctuary. The brain as a landscape of thought. The eye as the architecture of perception. Each piece asks: how do we house ourselves in our own flesh?

Every print is hand-stippled with vibrant, unapologetic colour. Your heart beats 100,000 times a day. Your lungs expand 20,000 times. Your brain fires billions of neurons. None of them ask permission. These prints capture that energy.

Five Organs. Multiple Colourways.

The collection includes Lungs I, Lungs II, Heart, Brain, and Eye. Each one mapped as its own piece of architecture. Each one available in multiple colourways representing different emotional states. Pink for vulnerability. Green for growth. Yellow for urgency. Purple for transformation. Blue for calm. Red for life force.

What Makes These Special

Limited edition of 25 prints per image. Hand-embellished with texture and metallic details. Numbered and signed. Printed on museum-quality archival paper. Each receives 30 to 45 minutes of individual hand-finishing. Certificate of authenticity included.

Perfect for medical practices, wellness centres, yoga studios, nurseries, psychology offices, or anyone who wants walls that refuse to apologise.

Why Anatomy Now

I made this series at the same time I became a mother. Pregnancy taught me that the body is the first map. Before I ever drew a coastline, my daughter was charting my insides. Anatomy Street is what came out of that. Maps of the body, made by a body that was making another body.