By studying the form, skin, contours and lines of the hand, Isabel Capelli succeeds in confronting the visitor with unexpected and unknown information.

By studying the form, skin, contours and lines of the hand, Isabel Capelli succeeds in confronting the visitor with unexpected and unknown information.

Our body is both our strength and our weakness. It is the thing with which we express and live our notion of ‘self’, but also what confines us: the body is the instrument through which society, politics and the state define us and impose identity. With, among others, Jos de Mul, professor in Philosophical Anthropology at the Erasmus University, designer Simone C. Niquille and artist Philippine Hoegen.

By studying the form, skin, contours and lines of the hand, Isabel Capelli succeeds in confronting the visitor with unexpected and unknown information.

By studying the form, skin, contours and lines of the hand, Isabel Capelli succeeds in confronting the visitor with unexpected and unknown information.