Nowadays, identity is constructed and deconstructed more intensively and more often under the onslaught of modernism. All this leaves consequences on the human body, since it represents the entire structure of the human organism. It consists of cells that are organized to form the whole body, so the human physical body is a complex whole formed of cells. The question arises as to where the boundary of identity is, whether it coincides with the body. How important is the physical today? Why do people want the body to be perfect? Why is there a tendency towards fetishization? The very beginning of dealing with the body is related to biology, but art springs from the depths of the soul and has its own intimate psychophysiological basis, as well as all the emanations of life and the social creative power of a human being. That is why it is not interested in mere biological facts as much as in the symbolic significance of the artwork for the construction of identity.

Perhaps it is most interested in the brain and the fact that the imagination does not stop producing colorful and weird images even in the dream of the apparent and transient death. This can in some way be connected with the moment of other worldliness or another life, because a dream is in a way a different view. Just like everything else, a human being never stays still, and their organs and brain have a deep need for strong instinctive and sensory sensations, excitement, an effect. The event of the body is also the event consciousness, as they are intertwined. A human was born into this world with a body that they have not chosen, and now they may not even want it. Hence the urge to change and modify it through both fashion and modern technology.