Human patterns 25 Nov Written by Kim-Camille Cosma Kreuz Various bodies. There cannot be only one body. The body carries the difference. Arranged forces tense against each other, consisting of zones, fragments, cells and innumerous particles. Small, microscopic; yet recognisable in their shapes and forms. Kim-Camille Cosma Kreuz I study photography at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. I find myself in what could be termed a phase of self-discovery. My goal is to develop a personal style through various conceptual and creative methodologies and also to expand my knowledge on certain topics in a scientific manner. Previous Previous The chronical other Next Next Are our bodies still normal?
Human patterns 25 Nov Written by Kim-Camille Cosma Kreuz Various bodies. There cannot be only one body. The body carries the difference. Arranged forces tense against each other, consisting of zones, fragments, cells and innumerous particles. Small, microscopic; yet recognisable in their shapes and forms. Kim-Camille Cosma Kreuz I study photography at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. I find myself in what could be termed a phase of self-discovery. My goal is to develop a personal style through various conceptual and creative methodologies and also to expand my knowledge on certain topics in a scientific manner.