Humana Corpus
A drawn body of a woman, based on photographed and imagined images, stands alone in a room. Through everyday gestures and basic needs, it embodies an isolated existence, where routine is tinged with crisis, while interaction with the outside world remains digital, immaterial, mediated by a screen. Revealed by a scrolling movement, physical space dissolves into dreamlike dimensions, transforming into a surreal, cosmic environment. In its organic fragility, the body is placed between realistic and imaginary dimensions, questioning its very being through a two-dimensional image, emptied, doubled and distorted.
- Language French
- Country France
- Genre Art, Drama, Experimental, Documentary
- Cinematographer Coraline Zorea
- Producer Natalia Trebik
- Editor Coraline Zorea
- Year of creation 2024
- Duration 00:20:55
Coraline Zorea is a multidisciplinary filmmaker and artist working in the fields of cinema and contemporary art. A graduate of Le Fresnoy, she made her film La Méthode, which was acquired by ARTE for Court-circuit magazine and Arte.tv, and received special mentions in the Prix Analix Forever and the Prix Studio Collector, which screened it at the Jeu de Paume as part of Paris Photo festival. Her work Humana Corpus was featured as an installation in the Panorama 26 exhibition and was nominated for the 2025 Prix Émergences of La Scam. An honors graduate of Sam Spiegel, her film Stagnant Water won Best Student Film at the VGIK Festival, Magda Mayer Prize, and a Special Mention at the Olhares de Mediterrâneo Festival. Along with other films she has edited, it has also been selected for several festivals around the world, including Watersprite, TISFF, Interfilm Berlin, Festivals Haifa and Jerusalem, UK Jewish film festival, Filmmor, Docaviv, Filmfest München, and others.
