POSTHUMAN

What makes a person recognisable, and how much of the self survives when the face is taken away? Posthuman answers with masks, bodies and ordinary objects placed under strain: a pinned pear, a pacifier sheathed in metal, flowers crammed into a fire extinguisher.

Every scene is built by hand and photographed as it stands, without AI or digital manipulation. The seams are left visible. Concealment becomes a way of revealing, and imperfection is what keeps each figure human.