This series questions the boundaries imposed by society around the identification and classification of bodies. The images present multiple bodies, devoid of sexual assignment; they are both nobody and everyone at the same time. Through this approach, my objective is to highlight the carnal details of these changing bodies and to confront their various identities forced to coexist. As a photographer, I focus on the physical transformation of these bodies, transforming them into patterns and colors that repeat themselves in new compositions. These bodies become autonomous, suggesting a play with traditional signs of femininity or masculinity, although my intention was to give them a deliberate neutrality. My ambition is to offer a renewed look at these incessant transformations of the body. A look that focuses on formal rather than identity aspects, offering a new experience of representation. The photographs capture a delicate balance between genres and between the human and the inhuman. The multiple personalities suggested are frozen by the immediacy of the shot while being in perpetual metamorphosis. This tension, this rupture, is at the heart of this series.