Bodies, Gestures & Traces - Sculptural Bodies

Nothing in these photographs stays fixed.
Every series starts from something that already exists, a drawing, a sculpture, a philosophical text, a gesture borrowed from art history. None of these references gets treated as something to copy. They work as triggers, a way of inviting the body into transformation.
As the sessions go on, representation gives way to experience. Poses dissolve into movement. Movement settles back into sculpture. Constraint opens up possibilities nobody planned for. The body keeps shifting between image and matter, balance and instability, presence and disappearance.
Photography here records the transition, not its resolution. It does not preserve a final form, it catches the moment when one state turns into another.
Sculptural Bodies is an open-ended look at becoming, at the body's own capacity to reinvent itself through gesture, memory and change.