"Sub Cute Veritas ||"

Sub Cute Veritas || does not confront the body as imperfect.
It questions the idea that it was ever whole to begin with.

What appears coherent on the surface does not hold. The image carries the suggestion of control, of form, of something that could be read as complete, yet it never fully resolves into it.

There is a quiet tension between what is seen and what is actually present. Not because something is hidden, but because what is shown cannot sustain the expectation placed upon it.

Perfection here is not broken.
It reveals itself as unstable.

The work exists in that contradiction, where the surface continues to suggest clarity, while beneath it, something resists alignment.

It is not exposure that defines this state.
It is the realization that what appears intact was never truly unified.