
Resistance To Perfection / Elsa Rouy
Art&Culture | Interview
The flesh is already laid open, forming a genuine passage towards an inner core. The body becomes the material manifestation of an emotional spectrum: rendered from within outwards, it refuses the constraints of idealisation and stasis. The viscera rise to the surface because that is where they belong; because the skin has always been nothing more than a provisional membrane.
These figures embody a discomfort shared by all, stretched into permanence upon the canvas: at once an embrace and a black hole. They offer a representation of the tangled mass that each of us carries beneath the epidermis.











