A curation by Anabel Zunino, Director at Galería Zunino - Sometimes a hand says more than an entire figure ever could. A close-up of worn feet tells a life story. A fragment of a face – just the eyes, or perhaps the curve of a mouth – captures an emotion with startling intensity. These artists understand that you don't need the whole body to convey the full human experience. What makes these fragmentary views so effective is how they force us to complete the picture ourselves. Our imagination fills in what's not shown, often creating something more personal and powerful than any complete figure could achieve. The part becomes greater than the whole.