Eye Contact examines the face as a way of thinking about our relation to ourselves and to others. When the face is altered, does it make us someone else?

The passage from one face to another, refiguration raises questions about the possibility of appropriating our identity through new physical attributes. The sunglasses that obstruct the dialogue between two faces imposes a discussion between one and the other. The challenge of the collection is to exteriorize a spiritual skeleton on our faces: that which articulates our identities.