David Cronenberg exhibits the wax Venuses at the Prada Foundation

Visionary Canadian director, master of body horror, celebrates inner beauty, in the sense of bowels, guts and intestines, with an exhibition in Milan that reveals the disturbing embrace between art and anatomy

And if one day, in the near future, we manage to transform a surgical operation into a performance of body art in which the scalpel brings to light the inside of our body, without feeling pain but only ecstatic spasms? What if we could orgasm between the wreckage of a car during a car accident? Or have a biogate implanted at the base of the spine to connect us to an existential video game? Or again, what if we were able to build a machine that dematerialises matter (a steak, for example) and sends it to another receiving machine that reassembles it exactly as it is, alive?