Shapes

To match the ideal of beauty, the human back has to be straight and exhibit strength. It’s the largest part of the body and makes us stand erect. “Shapes” pays homage to different kinds of backs: those marked by scars, curvatures, deformations, deviant from our norm. To match the ideal of beauty, the human back has to be straight and exhibit strength. It’s the largest part of the body and makes us stand erect. “Shapes” pays homage to different kinds of backs: those marked by scars, curvatures, deformations, deviant from our norm. To match the ideal of beauty, the human back has to be straight and exhibit strength. It’s the largest part of the body and makes us stand erect. “Shapes” pays homage to different kinds of backs: those marked by scars, curvatures, deformations, deviant from our norm. To match the ideal of beauty, the human back has to be straight and exhibit strength. It’s the largest part of the body and makes us stand erect. “Shapes” pays homage to different kinds of backs: those marked by scars, curvatures, deformations, deviant from our norm.