Body Soul

“Body Soul” is a series about perceiving the human body beyond stereotypes and visual clichés. It explores the boundary between the physical and the inner — between how a person appears and what they experience.
In today’s visual culture, the body is often viewed as an object of observation and judgment. This project challenges that perception, proposing to see corporeality as an independent state — one that does not need to prove or hide, but simply to exist.
The photographs are built on soft light, natural lines, and calm compositions. The absence of posing or idealization allows the viewer to see the body not as a sexualized form, but as a living, breathing surface that holds traces of emotion, experience, and memory.
For the artist, Body Soul is a step toward reclaiming authenticity in the physical self — a space to speak about acceptance, presence, and respect for human vulnerability.