Body: The Photobook

Body: The Photobook is a comprehensive survey of contemporary photography exploring the human form. Through 360 images spanning art, fashion, science, and everyday photography—including works by Nobuyoshi Araki, Bettina Rheims, Cindy Sherman, and Wolfgang Tillmans—the book examines our evolving, often paradoxical relationship with the body in a digital era. Moving between fantasy and reality, beauty and commerce, it reveals how we view and reimagine our bodies today. An essay by psychologist Professor David Sander delves into the neurological aspects of self-perception, enhancing this exploration of our complex ties to the human form.