Flesh Interrogates Itself

May #005. Something in us refuses to be singular. The self we present to the world is always a negotiation between the one who suffers, the one who watches the suffering, and the one caught in the uncertain territory between, and this work makes that negotiation visible, gives it hands, gives it weight, gives it the kind of physicality that demands acknowledgment rather than abstraction.

What interested me here was not the anguish itself but the structure of the anguish, the way these faces share the same origin and cannot escape each other, the way the hands perform both examination and vi