The second artwork, Corps Etranger, by Mona Hatoum, depicts a literal embodied experience. The piece is held within a cylindrical shell, where a viewer must immerse themselves inside. While inside, the floor the viewer stands upon shows videos from an endoscopic camera entering a body. The video metaphorically and literally swallows a viewer. Just like The Human Condition, there are many levels of perspective to this piece. The artwork is a polar opposite of any Alberti belief, and the main theme of this artwork is the body being at the center of the universe, which Merleau-Ponty stongly expressed. The body experiences the heart beating, and breathing sounds from the videos within the cylindrical shell, thus the body is experiencing the artwork,
