The Anatomy of Connection represents a turning point in my Cosmomapping journey — the moment when mapping the external world turned inward, tracing the invisible geographies of emotion, relation, and belonging.

In this work, lines flow like veins, borders resemble nerves, and each fragment becomes a living cell within a larger body — the body of humanity itself. The composition breathes and pulsates with energy, as if every mark carries the rhythm of shared existence.

Created in 2015, this piece emerged from an inner realization: that the essence of being cosmopolitan is not geographical, but relational. We exist not by separation, but through connection.

Each color here is a metaphor for individuality; each line, a thread of interdependence.
Where forms fracture, they also meet. Where chaos seems to dominate, structure silently re-emerges — suggesting that even in disarray, the human spirit seeks harmony.

The work continues the dialogue I began in My Personal Utopia and Cartography of the Human Pulse, but with a deeper sense of integration. It moves beyond mapping the self or the city — it maps the shared anatomy of all beings, dissolving the barriers between me, you, and the world.

Lines resemble veins and borders, reminding us that the world and the body share one design.
Each fragment seeks belonging, each color breathes identity.
Connection is the only anatomy we share.

Through this artwork, I invite the viewer to feel what it means to belong everywhere — not through possession or control, but through empathy, awareness, and creative imagination.