What, in your opinion, constitutes the aesthetic of the human body? Proportions? Muscles? Perhaps the skin?
After all, we’re talking about the image of the human body, the perception of one’s own body and of others’. Very often, when people look at the human body as an image and as a standard of beauty — a standard that, by the way, can differ dramatically depending on the culture and the place of origin of the person — they forget that our body is a phenomenon: it is everything we have, it is what makes us who we are. It provides an enormous range of possibilities, allowing us to move through space, to change our point of view, to perform a vast spectrum of manipulations and impacts on the surrounding world — which in turn lets us alter the course of events and even history. And yet this human body of ours withers and dies in its endless service. So what, for you, is the aesthetic of the human body?
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