Lines, Bumps, & Curves by Miguel Luis Calayan
This is a collection of photos about bodies, identity, and the relationship between the two. Through a series of portraits of three individuals, we see how our unique anatomies dictate how we are perceived and through that, how we feel about ourselves. This event is in line with Pride as we celebrate the diversity of our bodies. It will be at Cloud Gallery on 267 Prinsengracht. The opening is at 18:30 on Thursday, July 25th.
Lines, Bumps, & Curves by Miguel Luis Calayan
Lines, Bumps, & Curves by Miguel Luis Calayan
This exhibit is an exploration of our different anatomies and the ways they embody identity. It’s about the meanings we assign to the markings and contours of our bodies. What stories do we tell through scars? What about muscles? Or tattoos? How does the of one’s breasts affect their idea of gender?
These photos also dive into how the body gives an opportunity to declare one’s identity and regain agency. It’s not about maintaining certain body parts and certain aesthetics; it’s about maintaining control over the stories that we both tell and embody. Their bodies are maps. It’s full of bumps and curves, but they get to draw the lines.
Lines, Bumps, & Curves by Miguel Luis Calayan
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