Since my time at university, I have been contemplating and researching analogies between the human body and what this body builds and modifies, as well as ways to represent a non-architectural architecture.
It is through the body and our senses that we perceive and experience the built environments we inhabit.
"BODYTECTURE" is a series, currently in development, about the most intimate architecture, that of flesh and bone, and its analogies: structure, covering, and maintenance.