Despite impressive advances in digital communication and remote work in virtual spaces, much of our lives cannot escape bodily constraints. We are always located in some place in the world, need food and water, have varying physical abilities that change as we age; we are prone to illness, and have to move around to access services. In other words, we are still physically engaged in and dependent on our environment. Bodyscapes (people and experience) investigate conditions and experiences of our lives. Our sheer presence, health, nourishment, and well-being all center on our bodies.