note from the editor:

“Atlas of Queer Anatomy” aims to challenge medical patriarchy and heteronormativity of anatomical education by expanding these to include speculative queer anatomies, and to unfold the anatomical interpretation of sexual minorities. Moreover, it explores the symbiosis between humans and microorganisms, resulting in ambiguous body borders. The purposes are to envision the anatomical representation of the LGBTQ+ community and to experiment with the visualization and materialization of microbial migration through body contact, and thus interpret the meanings and experiences of ambiguous body borders.