‘I think the body has become more conceptual and less felt in the postdigital age’
Anders Krisár’s sculptures are realistic, and yet subvert the human form. His figures appear bisected, with disembodied torsos or floating limbs. Although the material he uses has an uncanny resemblance to human flesh, his work also holds echoes o
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