A manifesto for
a skewed beauty.

Our gaze finds the deviation, the quiet refusal of the already familiar form.
A proportion in friction, a cut that refuses to settle, an image that persists before function. Creating is organising this tension.
We seek a beauty that is physical, less obedient. A beauty with noise, density and eroticism.
The object serves, but also remains within the body of the one who looks.

Daniele Quiarella Debora Baptista