This project explores the delicate boundary between intimacy, aesthetics, and social norms, transforming depictions of physical closeness into minimalist graphics drawn with soft, barely perceptible lines. By transferring these images onto silk—a material traditionally associated with refinement, femininity, and elegance—the artist creates a paradoxical object: a classic accessory that subtly yet boldly challenges conventional perceptions of female sexuality and corporeality.

This gesture—both delicate and provocative—calls attention to the contradictions within societal norms, where the female body remains a site of double standards. Through the interplay of tactile and visual sensations, the artist invites the viewer to reconsider the limits of acceptability and experience the body as something natural, liberated, and unburdened by shame.

The series includes three pieces.

60x60 cm / artificial silk / sublimation printing