Explore the profound intersection of skin, technology, and transformation in “Re: Skin”. This compelling collection delves into skin as both a physical boundary and a potent metaphor, examining how digital advancements are reshaping our understanding of the body. Featuring diverse voices from scholars, essayists, and storytellers, the book investigates themes of bodily modification, virtual embodiment, and the evolving nature of identity in our tech-driven world. From imagined technological interfaces to the sensory experiences of skin-like bodysuits, “Re: Skin” offers groundbreaking perspectives on living within a technologically mutable body. Discover how race, color, and digital art converge, and gain new models for navigating contemporary culture. Perfect for readers interested in body criticism, digital humanities, and speculative fiction.