Corpus

Corpus is an intimate, poetic, and radical visual exploration of the body as a territory of memory, desire, and resistance. Through self-portraiture as a performative act, the work moves between pain and eroticism, between fragility and affirmation, proposing a bodily narrative that rejects the aesthetic canons imposed by the market. In black and white, the images reveal a body with its marks, folds, and scars; a body that does not seek to please, but to speak. Far from idealization, the book traces a sensitive and political path, where the skin becomes a surface for inscription and a living archive. Each page is a stance: the intimate becomes collective, discomfort becomes truth, and the representation of the body is transformed into an act of resistance against the oblivion imposed by the digital. Corpus invites us to look and feel, from the flesh, the unspoken and that which still beats.