(In ancient Greek tragedy) the critical moment of recognition or discovery, especially preceding peripeteia.

The self-portrait as an act of bipartite that makes us free to contemplate our inner self. The objective of our bodies -meeting for the first time- as a common place to let us shave and strip away prejudices, social burdens, possession and desires.  An organic immediacy to where one belongs and the strike of a rubbing will for balance or at least a conversation by our own in silence.