It begins as a liquid.
Cold against the skin, it spreads slowly across the body, filling every curve and covering what was once exposed. Layer after layer, it dries, tightens, and transforms into something that no longer feels painted on.
It feels grown.
Liquid Latex explores the body beneath a second skin—one created to cling, conceal, and eventually imprison. As the layers build, the distinction between flesh and covering begins to disappear. The body underneath remains, but something new has formed over it.
Eventually, that skin must come off.
It stretches. It tears. It peels reluctantly from the flesh beneath, revealing pieces of the person that existed before it.
But shedding a skin does not always mean escaping it.
Sometimes it simply means whatever was growing underneath is finally ready to be seen.
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