These Anatomical Nesting Dolls Take Inner Strata Literally
Amelia Roblin — March 23, 2011 — Art & Design
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Many are familiar with those traditional Russian dolls you may have been given as a souvenir as a child, but these Anatomical Nesting Dolls bring a new perspective to an old artistic form.
Instead of revealing a sequence of smaller hollow wooden figurines inside each one, this biological set of characters only delves deeper into the inner workings of the largest matryoshka, unveiling her skeleton and eventually her organs.
Made and hand-painted by artist Jason Levesque, these anatomical toys do a more honest job of revealing to children what truly lies inside each one of us. Of course, the Anatomical Nesting Dolls you can see in the gallery have not necessarily been designed with education in mind, but rather to reveal another more literal treatment of such familiar forms.
Instead of revealing a sequence of smaller hollow wooden figurines inside each one, this biological set of characters only delves deeper into the inner workings of the largest matryoshka, unveiling her skeleton and eventually her organs.
Made and hand-painted by artist Jason Levesque, these anatomical toys do a more honest job of revealing to children what truly lies inside each one of us. Of course, the Anatomical Nesting Dolls you can see in the gallery have not necessarily been designed with education in mind, but rather to reveal another more literal treatment of such familiar forms.
Trend Themes
1. Anatomical Art - There are opportunities for artists to create anatomical depictions of everyday objects.
2. Biological Education - There are opportunities to create educational materials that use anatomical objects to teach children about biology.
3. Literal Interpretations - There are opportunities to create new art forms that take a more literal interpretation of familiar subjects.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Manufacturing - Toy manufacturers can look into creating anatomically accurate toys to appeal to those interested in biology and anatomy.
2. Art Supplies - Art supply companies can create new products that cater to artists interested in creating anatomically accurate art.
3. Education Materials - Educational publishers can develop materials that use anatomical objects to teach children about biology in a less abstract way.
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