Veil of Isis
Veil of Isis is a sculptural and wearable project exploring transhumanism, xenofeminism, and the politics of visibility. Inspired by Pierre Hadot’s The Veil of Isis, it reclaims the veil as both concealment and power.
Developed from digital sculpture into a 3D-printed mask, the work treats technology as a mediating layer between body and perception. Visible print strata become part of the language of the piece, evoking both physical veiling and the obscured logic of algorithmic systems.
The final object exists as a performative interface between human and machine, negotiating the boundary between exposure and secrecy.
Veil of Isis, PLA 3D print.