IDENTITY & PREJUDICE Series

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The Identity & Prejudice series investigates the political and emotional dimensions of the body as a territory of conflict and representation.

The works address how social and cultural structures shape visibility — and how prejudice becomes inscribed upon the flesh, transforming individual experience into collective narrative.

Visceral portraits and fragmented anatomies expose the tension between the intimate and the public, between the desire for belonging and the risk of exclusion.

The body becomes both mirror and frontier — a surface where memory, wound, and resistance coexist.