How deep does the anomalous effect those who are destined to carry it? And how does external markings, made by choice or by fate, lead those who see them to territories of morals and spirituality?

This still life work, consisting of bone-like pieces covered in skin and tattoos, relates to the weekly Torah portion of Metzora (Leviticus 14:15), which deals with rules of purity and impurity. There, as in the history of Hansen House itself, the physical, the moral, the spiritual and the cultural intertwine, penetrating the skin that presents them and touching the internal that carries them as a token of pride or shame.