Naked

A woman who does not conform to stereotypes is labeled as "ugly", so the photo of a woman's body that is not representedpresented as it is "usually" done, it is an ugly photo. 
As a woman, I have found that it is difficult to represent a nude that does not attract a mischievous gaze, that does not invite objective voyeurism. 
The photo of a male body does not suffer the same gaze, it is as if discrimination occurred in the gaze. The gaze has been influenced and "educated" to an erotic nude, to a gaze that very often stops at aobjectified female nude, which becomes an object of use and abuse.

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With the work I present I wanted to map my body, part by part using thecopier machine scanner. 
The scanner acquires images reconstructing them in digital format, these appear distorted and discordant from the usual nude, because the reproduced object is crushed, imprisoned, compressed, as the female body can be considered,crushed, imprisoned and compressed by the stereotype.
The image that appears is not completely realistic but is modified by the investigation instrument and this is intended to be a way to guide the gaze towards a concept and not just the nude in and of itself.
In everyday life the body is scanned, it is analyzed to see if it adheres to acceptable standards, it is almost instinctual to do so. 
I look to analyse, compare, judge and enjoy but always without getting involved, like looking at a shop window.