Mar de Cuerpos – William Blandón

Archival Pigment Print
Signed in pencil on verso and numbered Edition of 3 + 2 AP

Sheet Size: 50 x 60 cm [19.7″ x 23.6″] Image Size 35.5 X 53.4 cm [14″X21″]

In Mar de Cuerpos (Sea of Bodies), William Blandón composes a living tide. The bodies, intertwined and overlapping on a bed of pine needles, resemble a fluid current — limbs becoming waves, torsos folding into one another like swells on the surface of the sea. There is no single center; instead, the image pulses with a collective rhythm, a surrender to gravity and to one another.

The photograph oscillates between intimacy and vastness: up close, it is skin, breath, touch; from afar, it becomes a single undulating form, a human ocean. Here, exposure transforms into immersion — a ritual not of solitude but of union, where individuality dissolves into a greater flow.