This monumental artwork sets a premier conceptual standard, art abstract photography that masterfully translates human anatomy into a flat, rhythmic exploration of texturized color fields. Expertly transferred via mineral pigment printing onto premium fine art canvas, the horizontal composition flattens the visual space into an analytical study of material transformation. The side framing isolates a figure in full transition, completely stripping away standard portrait cleanlines to focus entirely on the raw architecture of organic shapes where everyday blue denim structures and rough animal furs collide. Wrapped in an intense, heavy chiaroscuro that completely eliminates architectural or studio distractions, this unique work celebrates material truth, pattern, and spatial harmony.

"The frequencies that make me" is a project that aims to find points of contact between dance and performance to generate a space in between, where the body plays with time, explores the sound as a surface of possible becoming, and mixes with matter to germinate bodies in full transition in a figurative photography. It is not about building a new body, but rather generating fleeting and less definable bodies to reclaim a world of horizontal relationships between humans and non-humans.

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