"Phi", explores the notion of the perfect golden ratio and its relationship to the human form. While the use of Da Vinci's mathematical harmony highlights the beauty and balance found within nature, it also raises questions about the limitations of perfection as an ideal. By using the golden ratio as a standard, "Phi" challenges the viewer to question whether true beauty lies in symmetry and perfection. Or is in the unique imperfections and irregularities that make each individual human form distinct a powerful symbol of both the beauty and limitations of perfection?