In terms of experimentation, this was a very eye-opening example that I came across – playing with aluminium foil (a staple in any kitchen) as a material with which to mould the imprint of a human face. Almost eerie yet visually engaging effect that makes you rethink the body self in an abstract manner. It would be interesting to use such techniques and types of everyday objects to imprint the body (an allusion to the imprinted cognitive image of the amputated limb?)
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