The scientific and the photographic look about on the body
An unreachable objectivity
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29147/dat.v3i1.75Keywords:
Photogeny, Image, Body, Aesthetic surgeryAbstract
This article address the photogeny as the ground aesthetic of the transformation of the real and represented body. The art, the science and the technology work together and, sometimes, they intersect where the impose themselves and propose deep mutations. So how does photogeny linked to the human’s action on his/her body and from there to the multiple searches of his/her subjective unicity?
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