Tortured, repressed, violated and manipulated throughout this conflicted planet, “the body” irrefutably becomes transformed from a mere object to an everlasting bearer of speech. It urges us to speak up and out loud, speak against it, speak for it, let it speak. This is how French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy describes the sensorial and expressive omnipotence of the body in its interference with the external world, and this is how the body emerges in the work of Ixone Sábada, a young visual artist, performer and photographer based in Bilbao, Spain.

Text by Natasha Christia for Eyemazing

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