c u e r p o.

Lithographs

Waterless

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From the woman's own condition in the idea of ​​searching, of encounters and disagreements, of the problems about the different conceptions of the feminine, I am interested in a story that proposes to mark and make aware of this condition of femininity, of one's own body, within the existing tensions in the context. The power of the image itself in a story in search of capturing the shared identity of being a woman. It is in the tension between the clear and the diffuse that the fragment of the body takes center stage in its own identity. The body is presented as a record that makes it possible to discover a particular gesture of a specific and ineffable moment, but which, however, accounts for the feminine presence and a universal feeling that goes beyond cultural and temporal limits.