Spencer Tunick's related works

Naked country

According to the Associated Press, before dawn on June 9, 2006, more than 1500 Venezuelans took nude photos on a main road in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. The photographer is Spencer Tunick, an American. The location of this photo shoot is also very interesting. Behind these photographed people is a statue of the Venezuelan national hero Simon Bolí var.

Tunik said, "I call on more people to come forward and take part in my filming. If I can attract more people, I will feel lucky. I will give each participant a group photo. " All the volunteers took part in the photo shoot. They say that taking such photos can release depressed emotions. Although it is not easy to take pictures, they have to stay on the sidewalk for two hours, and sometimes they have to pose uncomfortable. When Tunik took pictures, he kept shouting: "There are several people wearing clothes in my camera, let them go away!"

Harold Velazquez, a 23-year-old college student, is very thin. He said that he felt very nervous before taking pictures at 4: 30 in the morning, but he felt very comfortable after taking pictures. He smiled and said, "I only wore a few clothes this morning, because I knew I would take them off when I arrived at the photo shoot." My colleagues who took photos with me were in a good mood, and I didn't feel embarrassed. I feel very comfortable and relaxed. " In this photo, naked people pose as standing, lying and kneeling. Fortunately, the local weather is good and the sunshine on the Caribbean coast is warm. Although they are naked, they are still warm standing in the sun.

Tunik said that it is not easy to take such a group photo, because occasionally some naked people are too excited, their gestures are not consistent with others, and the picture looks irregular. After the photo shoot, he said: "There were too many people being photographed, and it was a little difficult to command, so the photo shoot took longer than expected, but I got what I wanted. The human body represents beauty, love and peace. I can feel the beauty and passion from the people who took pictures today. "

On March 3, 2009 13, Spencer-Tunik took a nude photo at new york Central Subway Station (topic, gallery). He was served by 450 naked women, one of whom was a 30-year-old real estate manager. She said, "I like Spencer's art. I think his works are different and bring freshness." After all, 10 is over, and these nude models have to hold their arms tightly or keep rubbing their hands to prevent colds.

These women are volunteers. They come to the subway station at 3 am on Sunday, take off their clothes and put on sculptures imitating streets, buildings and urban landscapes. Spencer is taking pictures on the stairs. He used a megaphone to tell the models how to use body form's triangle or square structure. The subway station is closed to passengers from 2 am to 5 am.