José A. Faraco

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)

ABOUT THE PROJECT THE BODY … AN INHABITED TERRITORY

“The Body… An Inhabited Territory ” (es. El Cuerpo… Un Territorio Habitado) explores, through the artist’s experience as a nudist, the perspective of gender diversity and the main social transformations that lead to a social image of the body in contemporary culture. It is a multidisciplinary project, where painting dialogues with sculpture, drawing, photography and jewelry, focusing on the censorship imposed on the daily nude, alerting to the social controversy of the future of bodies, highlighting the role of science and technology in new conceptions of the body, life and death. The project is linked to an anthropological research work “Una Cultura Hipersexualizada”.

“Evolution is based on respect from the person, not from the gender. As a result of this, it is worth reflecting on the nude, decency and certain cultural conceptions.” (José A. Faraco)