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Farrah Carbonell, The Sublime Gaze, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Farrah Carbonell @far.rah is a New York-based artist whose practice centres on digitally constructed imagery shaped by motion, light, and atmosphere. Spanning portraiture, landscape, and abstraction, her compositions are united by a quiet intensity that lingers between clarity and disappearance. In The Sublime Gaze, the body becomes a quiet terrain of sensation, resistance, and revelation. These works do not seek clarity; instead, they drift between image and impression, asking us to linger in the thresholds: between gaze and gesture, form and feeling, signal and silence. On view until 28 February 2026 Load Edition Miami @loadeditions at the @jayaram_law 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Emi Kusano, Cyborg Erosion, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Emi Kusano @emiksn is a Tokyo-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice integrates emerging technologies, including AI, to explore nostalgia, pop culture, and collective memory. Her work has been shown in over 20 countries at institutions such as M+ Museum (Hong Kong), Saatchi Gallery (London), Grand Palais Immersif (Paris) and Museum Francisco Carolinum (Linz). She was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2025. In her practice, Kusano approaches AI as an extension of her body—an augmented double through which she can inhabit multiple states of being. Rather than positioning herself outside the work, she often becomes its protagonist, using her own likeness, gestures, and emotional memory as material for digital transformation. The exhibition presents three distinct series that trace her evolving dialogue with AI. On view until 28 February 2026 Load Edition Miami @load.editions at the @jayaram_law 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Christy Lee Rogers, The Fluid Body, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition  Christy Lee Rogers @christyleerogers  is a Hawaiian-born photographer, known for her distinctive underwater imagery. Using refraction and working by night, Rogers captures submerged bodies in luminous, painterly compositions. Steeped in Baroque grandeur and classical myth, her works explore both physicality and spirit, the human condition and timelessness. Christy Lee Rogers’s underwater video installations are immersive journeys into a world where muses move like living light—beacons of inspiration guiding us through the chaos of the material world. Filmed entirely underwater without the use of AI, these works capture real human forms suspended in a dreamlike balance between beauty and breathlessness. *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. On view until 28 February 2026 Load Edition Miami @load.editions at the @jayaram_law 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Alba Duque, Pure Beauty, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Alba Duque @albaduque_ is a Barcelona-based visual artist whose practice spans photography, video, performance, and, more recently, AI. Trained in Fine Arts with a specialisation in technical photography, Duque approaches the camera as both a tool to shape artistic processes and a catalyst for things to happen, creating spaces open to connection, vulnerability, play, and power. In her work, Alba turns to the beauty that resides where we seldom dare to look. For her, true beauty—the kind that pierces through and sets the world in motion—belongs to what lies beyond, to the invisible. *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. On view until 28 February 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Devi, The Body as System, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Devi @i.m.devi is a Colorado-based digital artist, working with AI-driven systems, light, and generative environments to create immersive worlds that probe the relationship between technology, identity, and transcendence. Her practice transforms data and code into living architectures of perception–environments that breathe, respond, and fade away in real time. The Body as System extends the body beyond representation into architecture, atmosphere, and symbolic terrain. Central to this practice is the artist’s own likeness, recast as data: Devi transforms identity into a living dataset that is continually reshaped. This is not self-portraiture but an experiment in authorship: how the personal can become universal material, and how individual data can function as an open system. *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. On view until 28 February 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Adaeze Okaro, A Language of Clouds, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Adaeze Okaro @adaezeokaro is a self-taught photographer whose work captures the unspoken poetry of human experience across portraiture, fine art, documentary, and fashion photography. A Language of Clouds is a visual meditation on how the human body carries its own weather, heat, dust, storms, and light, shaped not only by place, but by memory and experience. *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. 2 December-28 February 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Bodyscapes extended until 28 February. We’re pleased to announce that the exhibition will remain on view for one more month. Bodyscapes traces how the body is approached not as an object, but as a mutable site shaped by memory, material experience, and emotional charge; a lived terrain. Artwork pictured: She/Body/Null #1 by @emiksn Book a visit via the link in our bio. *DM us to request the catalogue. Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law studio 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Dancevatar, Pulse, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Dancevatar @suzana_d_avatar is a dancer, performance maker and AI artist whose practice explores the evolving intersection of embodiment, digital culture, and emerging technologies. The artist treats the artificial body as both a choreographic entity and a visual phenomenon: an image in motion that challenges the boundaries between the real and the constructed. Her ongoing research examines how AI tools can introduce novel aesthetics of movement and give rise to fluid, unpredictable, and generative choreographies. It is at once an artistic pursuit and a critical reflection on the future of digital embodiment. *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. 2 December-31 January 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law studio 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Zhuk, Dear You, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition. Zhuk @zhuk.live is an artist whose creative production revolves around classic figurative painting, presented in a contemporary manner. She transfers her large-scale paintings into the digital realm to create digital art in her own unique style. Zhuk's choice to depict naked bodies reflects her interest in stripping away the material layers of daily life and returning to a primal state: naked, immersed in water, as at the moment of birth. Water, for Zhuk, is a generative force-a space of lightness, freedom, and connection with the Earth's energy. Submersion brings about a unique connection with a world of silence and weightlessness. Here, breathing becomes intentional, movements graceful, and thoughts clear. In this state, boundaries blur, and emotions rise to the surface. Water becomes a metaphor for life itself: constantly shifting, shaping relationships, and revealing the depths beneath appearances *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. 2 December-31 January 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law studio 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Michelle van Dijk, Elemental Rebirth, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Michelle van Dijk @michellevdijk is a Dutch-born, South African–bred photographer and visual artist whose practice explores nature, ritual, and narrative. Her work is rooted in reverence for the land, a deep engagement with spirit, and the power of intentionality. Elemental Rebirth traces blood as both origin and continuity, a current that binds all life across generations. At once wound and remedy, mortality and renewal, blood is evoked here as a permanent ink, inscribing every body with the memory of creation. *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. 2 December-31 January 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law studio 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Ivona Tau, UnBeautiful, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Ivona Tau @ivonatau Ph.D., is a generative A.l. artist from Vilnius, Lithuania. With over 15 years of combined experience in professional photography and A.l. research, Tau uses neural networks and code to evoke emotions and create universally relatable memories by transforming personal experiences captured on film through generative neural networks (GANS). Ivona Tau presents works from her UnBeautiful series alongside three stand-alone videos-My Body is a Surreal Machine, Coming of Age, and Unresolved Apologies to Body. Across these pieces, glitching and stuttering visuals expose the tension between the female body and algorithmic ideals. Trained on biased datasets, the machine fabricates a distorted vision of femininity, shaped by deepfakes, social media, and Al. Yet the body resists-each glitch becomes an interruption, reclaiming presence within systems built for conformity. *DM us to request the catalogue. Book a visit via the link in our bio. 2 December-31 January 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law studio 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL

Natalie Karpushenko, a part of the Bodyscapes group exhibition Natalie Karpushenko @nataliekarpushenko is a Kazakhstan-born photographer. The human figure and the natural world - particularly the element of water - are central subjects in her practice. Her photographs are both aesthetic gestures and visual activism, advocating for the planet while reflecting on our disconnection from the wild. Through beauty, vulnerability, and immersion, they suggest the possibility of return.
 For Karpushenko, water is not just a setting but a place of origin - a space where the human body, stripped of artifice, becomes part of something vast and elemental. Her subjects, often nude and submerged, embody vulnerability, trust, and surrender. 
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Bodyscapes
2 December-31 January 2026 Load Edition Miami at the @jayaram_law studio 3800 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 500, Miami, FL