In these works the artist was inspired by the story of Joseph and his brothers, in which the robe of Joseph is exhibited by his brothers as a proof of his death." A series took shape, dedicated to the representation of the garment, which the artist designates as "little bodies," for him a representation of the bodily envelope, stamped by individual fate and marked by each individuals experience of life.

In the shape of a somewhat biblical garment with spread-out sleeves, the "little bodies" hang loosely in space, their three-dimensionality barely apparent. The interpretations are varied: some are small, childlike "bodies," delicate and transparent; larger ones, less translucent, in which the internal structure remains hidden; and those that disclose cloudlike shadows, as of dried blood.

But, in all versions, the light catching the finely whetted, nearly transparent borders lends the "little bodies" a discreetly shining aura.