The body is not a stable form but the outcome of forces, attachments, and displacements that exceed it. It is neither a closed entity nor a fixed identity, but a provisional arrangement sustained by relations that pass through it and alter it in ways that cannot be reversed. The corporeal cannot be understood as an autonomous unit, but as a field of interactions in constant reconfiguration, where matter remains open to exchange and exposure.

To exist is to be exposed. Exposed to time, to pressure, to language, to technology, to the gaze, and to the influence of other material agents. The skin does not separate interior from exterior in any absolute sense. Rather than a boundary, it is a zone of exchange where such distinctions begin to dissolve.