Taking elements from the previous editions, Look at me 3 combines the reflection on the body in its aesthetic, erotic and physiological function in a collective exhibition that articulates itself around the work by four artists. While Tommaso Ottomano celebrates the body by recognizing it in ints simplicity, enhancing its undeniable presence in actions and gestures of the everyday, Beatrice Favaretto reflects upon the sexual awareness that finds place though - and within- the body, while questioning its representational form. Sexual desire and the realm of the physical are themes that come back in the work by Daan Couzijn, who creates digital landscapes of human affection with an eye on queer love and the (in) possibilities of sexual expression. Salomé Chatriot explores issues of identity, gender and sexuality through a distinctly erotic component, while also challenging dominant narratives concerning the relationship body-technology. In different facets and shapes, the selected artworks reflect the same desire to research the physical entity of the body and question or highlight a specific aspect of it, sharing the same will of celebrating it in its complexity. 

As the choice of the location also indicates, Look at me 3 draws inspiration from the contemporary cult of the body in order to further investigate it in an artistic key, setting the ground for a common experience of both beauty and reflection.