CM:Interlocking is an image from the artist's own body. It has been constructed in such a way that, by changing the scale of our intimate body to a larger format, results a picture whose reference is not immediately recognizable, especially as it is exposed to the flow of the city. However, the feeling of flesh, as it is juxtaposed with the rough urban data, reminds us of the human condition par' excellence; the vulnerability of the body. The cropping of the image, as it focuses on the symmetry of the two interlocking members, balances between the geometry that characterizes the body and its functionality, resulting into an image that is both abstract yet recognizable in its description. Herewith is presented a narrative of the body within the city, where touch, skin, penetration, even the feeling of pulse, 'speak' of private moments in public space. Interlocking reveals the truth of flesh, and by extension the human being, in which the image doubts advertisement, where things appear pristine and sterilized.
