TOUCH Project Framed

The sense of touch is essential to human beings and it develops very quickly since our first steps in life, as we need it to survive in our environment. The skin has a memory that understands and adapts to the surroundings, either pleasant or from uncomfortable.     East London/Basque artist Naroa Perez diverts photographic ‘rules’ and techniques by printing works on fabric in order to bring a new and therapeutic perspective of tactile visual, aimed at making a tense relation to memory between touching and seeing. She extends her research as a mean to those who encountered or are suffering personal and physical traumas, highlighting the importance of looking at therapeutic means for healing. Toufik Douib (Curator)