Flesh is about how women are seen as bodies at disposal, judged as time passes as the cooking stages of meat. Through the form and texture of real materials such as paint, watercolour, clay, 35mm film and virtual image decomposition as glitches and datamosh, five women are represented in animation by women animators, to highlight the perverse way in which society looks at them.

Camila Kater (b. 1990, Brazil) is a director, animator and production designer. She holds a B.A. in medialogy from Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, UK, and has worked on both short and feature films in various capacities.