Re-Invention of the Body

The films in this selection approach the body not as a fixed entity, but as a process in constant transformation, fragmentation, and reconfiguration. Moving between memory, technology, desire, and trauma, the body becomes not only a surface of representation, but also an archive and a site of struggle. As image and sound intertwine, bodies dissolve, multiply, and reform; the boundaries between human and machine, organic and artificial, blur. As identity loses its fixity within this fluidity, the body transforms into a field of possibilities that exceeds its own limits. Re-Invention of the Body invites us to reconstruct the body by focusing not on representation, but on transformation.