“The Perfect Human” is a pseudo-scientific analysis of beauty standards, gender norms, and social conventions. To document the cues expressed through body language or dress styles, I photographed myself in a series of staged scenarios. These studies were divided into three sections of the book: “Proportions” evaluates how certain aspects of physiognomy are interpreted by society, “Body Language” breaks down the subconscious signals we transmit through gesture, and “Modes of Dress” examines what we communicate with our choice of clothes. In this satirical project, I use my body as a living sign. I want to reveal our elaborate performances and the arbitrariness of these displays.