Corpo, carne

The body is all we have, yet sometimes it seems to embody all the evil in the world.

Corpo, carne is a fashion film that explores the objectification of the body within the contemporary fashion system, staging a disturbing visual metaphor in which the body becomes flesh: exposed, desired, and consumed.nnThrough a symbolic and decadent aesthetic, the project turns the set into a dense sensory space where desire becomes excess and the gaze loses its innocence. The viewer is no longer external, but implicated in a visual ritual that forces them to confront their own role in the consumption of images.nnThe film acts as both a critical and aesthetic gesture, aiming to restore voice, presence, and dignity to the body, challenging imposed standards and opening up to a more conscious and human representation.