Chiara Poli

The impossible is not the body, it is its entirety.

These drawings are born from the real presence of a model in the studio space. Drawing from life is an ethical act before an aesthetic one: it's choosing to stand before a real woman, not an idea of a woman.

Chalk on paper is dust that settles and dissolves, allowing no excess of control. Every mark is definitive, every line a risk; color intervenes not to embellish but to reveal: it builds volume and suggests inner states.

Nudity is not an exhibition. It is an affirmation . It is restoring humanity by removing the body from the consuming gaze.

Because a woman's body is not a fragment to be observed but a whole to be recognized.