This work examines how the body learns “appropriate” posture under invisible forms of discipline.Blur, obstruction, and pause are not retreats, but traces of continuous calibration within the field of being seen.The images do not offer stable portraits, but record the body’s ongoing negotiation between control and imbalance.

A person lies on a brown carpet, partly hidden by a stack of clear glass cups in dim light.

A blurred figure and a large exercise ball overlap, leaving ghost-like motion trails.

A person stands alone by a window in a dark room, wearing a blue top and white shorts, head slightly raised.

A person in a white dress and socks leans back in a corner on the carpet, faint light filtering through curtains.

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This work examines how the body learns “appropriate” posture under invisible forms of discipline.Blur, obstruction, and pause are not retreats, but traces of continuous calibration within the field of being seen.The images do not offer stable portraits, but recor...

Huiyi Li

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