Entre nature et culture, comme entre corps et esprit, notre rapport au monde dΓ©pend de dualismes tellement ancrΓ©s qu’ils nous constituent. J’ai jusqu’à prΓ©sent rΓ©fugiΓ© mon propre malaise de ce tiraillement β€œentre deux mondes” dans un univers esthΓ©tique idΓ©alisΓ© oΓΉ les corps nus, tentatives d’allΓ©gories de l’humain sans marqueurs culturels et temporels, Γ©taient comme β€œrenaturalisΓ©s” par leur prΓ©sence mΓͺme au sein d’espaces dits naturels. Un idΓ©al qui se retrouve face Γ  sa propre artificialitΓ©.


Between nature and culture, just as between body and mind, our relationship to the world is shaped by dualisms so deeply ingrained that they constitute us. Until now, I have sought refuge from my own discomfort with this tensionβ€”this feeling of being β€œbetween two worlds”—in an idealized aesthetic universe where nude bodies, as attempts at allegories of the human stripped of cultural and temporal markers, seemed to be "renaturalized" simply by their presence within so-called natural spaces. An ideal that ultimately confronts its own artificiality.