He was full of scars, I don't know if they used him for fighting, so I called him Scarface.
But this album includes some of his most diaristic work, including "From Time," which is full of scars: "Passive aggressive when we're texting, I can feel the distance," he says casually, as if exhausted.
You look at his lungs: oh, they're full of scar tissue and inflammation!" He went on, "As Dr. Hirsch would say, 'Sometimes it's necessary to slay a beautiful theory with an ugly fact.' " Interestingly, Hirsch was himself exposed to the miasma of debris created during the 9/11 attacks.
An Iraq veteran with a shoulder full of scar tissue, a younger brother to care for (their parents are dead) and a battered house that the bank is threatening to seize, he reluctantly goes along with the heist and immediately comes to regret his decision.
A skin that's full of battle scars and flaws, but that I've learned to love and appreciate, maybe for first time".
A kid named Ehab, 22 years old with a body full of battle scars, told me he has a ying-yang tattoo on his penis.
"Since I am a woman with a body full of curves, scars, hair and secretions, this dictates my own relationship to the outside world.
Keloid is an end of the full spectrum of scar which extends beyond the boundaries of the original wound.
Some of its rooms are still full of rubble or scarred by bullets.
Interestingly, though, it is McCullin's shellshocked soldier, one of the few portraits in the show, that is the most apt metaphor for what follows: an exhibition full of traces and suggestions, scars and memories, hauntings and evocations.
However, these tools often get full of bacteria and can scar your skin.
