Dirty thoughts aside, he uses the naked bodies as perfect elements for his installations. Whether it be in a scenic setting or just some beach in god-knows-where, he manages to orchestrate the positions of people so seemlessly that you really look at all those naked bodies more as a sum of its parts as opposed to zooming in on some naked hot chick like a perv. In many ways, he reminds us that the human body is and will forever be a work of art. That said, I still don't know how he does it, though. Such professionalism is needed to work with nude people for a living without getting "excited". Good on him. Lord knows we need more nudity in all our lives.
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Taken in Miami Beach. Synchronized Sunbathing.
Taken in Dublin, Ireland. By the Bay.
Taken in Buffalo, New York. The Morning Commute.
Taken in Barcelona, Spain. Road Block.Photos courtesy of Artnet.com
1 comments:
The author of this article has subscribed to the common belief that nudity is automatically exciting in a sexual way. Anyone who has taken part in social nudity, whether at a naturist event or beach or a Spencer Tunick shoot, will tell you that it simply isn't exciting in that way at all. Clothes are frequently much more 'sexy' than nudity.
A recurrent theme from those who have reported their experiences at these recent Tunick shoots is how quickly they forget they are naked and how normal it feels.
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