here is my body

In performance ”here is my body” the artist is confronted with a patriarchal view of the female body, which for centuries has been subject to the control and evaluation of men, social norms and religious precepts. Turning to historical and cultural restrictions-from body masking, banning breastfeeding in public places to restrictions on abortion rights-the artist reveals the mechanisms of shame, control and invisibility of women.

During the speech, the author leans over his naked body, entangled in time, experience and traces of life, analyzing it through the eyes of the patriarchy. He then invokes the goddess Dakini to pay tribute to the women’s bodies, strength, and autonomy through a ritual. Through gestures, movements, and symbolism, the performance becomes an expression of anger, dissent, and at the same time a celebration of women’s power, revealing both their vulnerability and unwavering strength.