| Video installation that explores the body as a site of violence, vulnerability, and transformation. Through the tattooing of a silicone human-like sculpture, wrath becomes both a sacred ritual and an act of redemption. Combining mechanical movement, video projection, and sound, the work reflects on identity, desire, and cultural expectations, inviting spectators to experience bodily empathy and confront the fragile boundaries between suffering and beauty, the other and the self. |
