Since the emergence of life, every living being has survived through its relationship with other forms of life. Consumption, transformation, and coexistence are fundamental processes shared by all organisms.

Our bodies are not inhabited by a single life alone. They contain vast communities of microorganisms that influence our survival, behavior, and identity. The more we learn about these invisible inhabitants, the more uncertain the idea of an independent self becomes.

 

This work reflects my fascination with the mystery of life and the hidden connections that link individual existence to larger biological systems. It asks whether the life we call our own is truly singular, or part of a much greater collective.