Body Maps is about skin as archive. Choices, passions, fears — they inscribe themselves over time. The body stratifies and heals, conceals and reveals, like bark, like paper that crumples or turns thin and transparent.

The series holds one question close: what do you do with the visible traces of a life — do you hide them, or carry them? Body Maps takes no position. It brings the female body into quiet conversation with marks left by human intervention on nature.