«Anatomía intangible», photography exhibition by Char Di Césare

Anatomía intangible will open, a show of artistic and documentary photography by Char Di Césare that invites reflection on disability from a first-person perspective. The exhibition brings together ten self-portraits and one image of her spine to question the ways in which bodies with disabilities are perceived, represented and lived within society.

The title refers to the experiences and embodiments that remain invisible to social, institutional and cultural systems, yet become objects of observation when they occupy public spaces. Through the language of photography, the artist builds a visual narrative that challenges outside gazes and the exclusionary practices that run through everyday life.

The exhibition shifts the focus from the individual body to the barriers surrounding it, both physical and attitudinal, present in areas such as health, work, education, culture, politics, the economy and social life. Along the way, it seeks to make visible the vulnerabilities built around people with disabilities and to advocate for recognition, autonomy and full participation.

Anatomía intangible does not aim to offer closed answers, but rather to open questions about how we look, about difference, and about the conditions needed to inhabit the world with equal rights.