HAND_SCAPE

HAND_SCAPE explores gesture, trace and surface as fragments of identity. Here, the scanner becomes a tool of direct contact: it does not photograph from a distance; it records physical presence, the details of skin, the tensions of the body and accidents of light.

Each image is conceived as an imprint. The body is no longer simply represented: it is pressed against the surface, transformed by light, displaced by movement and recomposed by the digital process.

The series examines what appears when the image is born through contact. Between document, light sculpture and sensitive archive, HAND_SCAPE proposes a reading of the body as an inner landscape.