Body Parts was an exploration of intimacy, exposure, and the fragmented gaze. The exhibition presented the female body not as a whole, but as a collection of parts; each one becoming its own exhibit. By isolating and displaying these fragments, the work questioned the boundaries between vulnerability and voyeurism, between self-representation and objectification.

Rather than offering a complete figure to be consumed, Body Parts invited viewers to confront their own act of looking.

Each fragment revealed both power and discomfort, desire and distance. In this tension, the body became a site of negotiation between being seen and showing oneself, between intimacy and exhibitionism.

Through this exhibition, I sought to reclaim the female form from passive display, turning exposure into agency and fragmentation into a language of self-definition.