One and many bodies is a celebration of the feminine body, that includes drawing, sculpture, wall drawing and installation. It is an enthusiastic exploration of the shape and changes that the feminine body undergoes during love making and pregnancy.
It is a statement against the feminine stereotype of woman as a lover vs. woman as a mother. This project overcomes the dichotomy in a very playful way, by means of several joyous, mischievous panettone size ceramic sculptures and drawings that describe the exact place where two bodies come together.