MAN USED TO GO TO WAR

Explores masculinity, desire, vulnerability, and the different archetypes surrounding the male body. Presented as a multi-screen video-art installation, the work moves through ideas of strength, seduction, beauty, control, sexuality, isolation, and self-image. The male figure becomes both subject and object—sculpted, displayed, desired, and trapped by the expectations placed upon it.

The project combines digital sculpture, animation, music and installation to question how masculinity is constructed, performed, and perceived.