Sacrifici Minimi is a series of Polaroid SX-70 works exploring the body as a fragile, ritual icon, suspended between intimacy and theatricality. The Polaroid is used as a constraint: an irreversible process in which image, time, and bodily presence coincide in a single, non-repeatable act. In wounds and imperfections the work finds meaning, resisting the visual homogenization of the present. These images do not ask for empathy or scandal, but for attention: a pause, a long silence, minimal sacrifices offered to the gaze as acts of poetic resistance.