The Shannon Rankin Anatomy Series takes you on a geographical journey of human anatomy.
The inner workings of every person consists of veins and pressure points that form a series of complexly integrated networks that can be compared to the features found on a map. Shannon Rankin forms these connections by pointing out how literally these human and geographical features align with each other through her work. Her art also demonstrates the mental and emotional connections people have with geographical locations such as fond memories of road trips, the various cities and places they call home, as well as their attachments to the people in certain locations.
Form a connection with the Shannon Rankin Anatomy Series.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geographical Mapping Art
- Opportunities for artists to create unique and visually appealing artwork by combining geography and human anatomy, creating a new genre of art.
- Emotional Connection to Geography
- Opportunities for businesses in the tourism industry to leverage people's emotional connections to specific geographical locations to create personalized travel experiences.
- Understanding Human Network
- Opportunities for researchers and scientists to study the similarities between human and geographical networks to gain insights into human behavior and social dynamics.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- Artists can explore new ways to create captivating artworks by integrating geographical mapping and human anatomy.
- Tourism
- Travel companies and destinations can develop customized travel experiences based on customers' emotional connections to specific geographical locations.
- Research
- Researchers can investigate the parallels between human and geographical networks to enhance understanding of human behavior and social interactions.
