"Out of Body" by Tschabalala Self is a series of sculptural works that explores themes of Black embodiment, vulnerability, and spatial presence through abstracted fabric forms. Self employs stretched textiles and organic materials to create tactile, body-like sculptures that engage with ideas of displacement and the politics of the body in space. The work exemplifies Self's practice of using sculpture to interrogate how bodies, particularly Black bodies, are perceived and contained within physical and social environments.