MANADA refers to a gregarious behaviour, which describes how individuals in a given group can act together without a planned direction.
 
When I decided to photograph hands taking them out of context, I wanted imagining them as emancipated beings independent of the rest of the body. I looked at them as the architects, witnesses and accomplices of human acts.
 
In the images of the hands portrayed I found pain, patience, fear, guilt, courage, honesty, submission, violence, omission… I discovered in the images a kind of hidden faces that contained intense emotions and that spoke to me about the human condition. 

Nowdays, I thing a lot of consciousness and emotions are on the first place, and hands represent the action and the body at the same time.

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