The body as the first space, a living surface that orients, measures, and exposes. Before architecture, image, or language, this sensitive envelope marks both a boundary and a threshold, holding time like light and turning form into memory. The Human Envelope explores the body as a shifting presence where identity and transformation coincide, capturing the tension between fragility and resistance. Through a language of thresholds, light, and shadows, the images within this volume investigate the body as a relational place of experience—sometimes exposed, sometimes held through traces, but always acting as an original, inexhaustible space. The photographs in this book were selected through the Visione Oltre Call, featuring works by: Sara Albegiani (LiberadiLuce), Marta Beatrice Anghel, Lena Boga, Maurizio Briatta, Fabrizio Ceci, Sara Cencetti, Alessandro Corrao, Laura Daddabbo, Michele Di Leonardo, Florin Firimita, Alessia Gravina, Valentina Guardigli, Nikos Kalog, Pascale Le Lann, Dongwon Lee, Margarette Lovece, Laura Malaterra, Noemi Marotta, Barbara Palombi, Claudio Pari, Anna Parisi, Valerio Pastore, Michelle Quirós, Cande Rivera, Buku Sarkar, Alessia Spina, Olga Spridzane, Milvia Stefani, Federico Stivala, Martina Su Marte, Monia Vitacolonna, Chiara Vitellozzi.