Intra Carnem

Elena Najdovski – Intra Carnem

Intra Carnem is a quest for shapes derived from animal anatomy, with the aim of chimerising a human body.

Diploma project (2021) by Elena Najdovski

Know-how
Installation, Editorial

From mythology to the most morbid genetic malformations, the chimera intrigues. This form of hybridisation between humans and animals has always been a fantasy for humans in search of the extraordinary.

From palaeontology to bodily performance, the experiment exploits several mediums to create a half-graphic, half-scientific universe and give life to a new species. The lifeless body of animals is manipulated to extract shapes that will become objects that can be worn on the human body. The silhouette is redefined; identity becomes exceptional.

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