Sub-Sur-Face is an audiovisual fieldwork on the digital body, reimagining the human figure as a living topography. Through 3D scanning processes, anatomical form dissolves into fluid, porous digital textures. Situated within posthuman discourse, the work reflects on how digitization reshapes notions of vulnerability and identity. Rather than presenting a literal portrait, it constructs sonic and visual cartographies of skin, internal resonances, and spatial thresholds.
Sub-Sur-Face is conceived as a video installation with multichannel sound, designed for a low, intimate audience configuration. A technical rider is available upon request.
The project was developed within the Time Based mentorship program under the guidance of Julia Santoli in Kyiv.