how not to be seen as a body I

mixed media installation five computer generated photographs (50 x 50 cm) photo print on fabric with silicone, carpet with photoprint 4K video loop with sound, 5:12 min In our performance-oriented society, there is a growing tendency towards objectification, which encodes the body as an arbitrarily manipulable mass. We can do something with our body, shape it or manipulate it. Today it seems omnipresent, permeable and somehow surmountable, and increasingly resembles a set of possibilities. How not to be seen as a body is a mixed media installation in which the artist no longer understands the body as a whole but rather fragmented or manipulated. She deconstructs the body and thus raises the question of the change of our contemporary body image in the digital age. The work consists of photographs which are printed on different materials (carpet, fabric), computer-generated photos and a video.