Fistulas

Your body has built a path that was never meant to be there. A fistula is a tract — a tunnel between two hollow spaces or between an organ and the body's surface, where it does not belong. The body digs a channel where none should exist. Medically, a fistula usually develops through inflammation, abscesses or chronic illness. But the question that arises from a psychosomatic perspective is different: why is your body building secret exits? What is trying to find a way out that has no regular route?

A fistula is, at its core, a bypass. A detour. Your body creates a connection that is unofficial — hidden, beneath the surface, circumventing the normal pathways. This is no coincidence; it is a statement about how you deal with what lives inside you and seeks expression.