Cere I

This project was, at the beginning, an attempt to create a sort of double anatomy, giving life to a game between reality and appearance of the human body. Regular people like everyone else that could represent the people we meet everyday.
The second stage of my research was to extend my outlook, extending the framing, going deeper, literally looking through the human body, behind its faces. Baring the bodies of my models, stripping their clothes off, I wanted to let them being seen as what they really are. The muscles, organs, veins, arteries that emerge from the strips of skin, show us a transparency of the flesh that goes beyond the physical being, beyond the soul, and the features of these persons merge with a living layer that can’t be seen but exists. Undressing people in this particular way, allow us to admire their true nature –bottled preserved– as shown through a display case. Beyond everyday’s life, the life that flows and beats inside every human being.