Why is the naked body offensive? Does it hold a political charge? Are we not more than meets the eye?
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Imre Van Opstal
Director
Marne van Opstal
Director
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Unfortunately, although I could support the idea, what really worries me is that even nudity isn't nudity here. Ugly and hypocritical trend which humiliates the nudity of human body. Amd all great (and maybe not so great) that comes with it. It's not a text, but it also isn't a vision of human body, obviously. Looks like * body doesn't exist. Only fear of sexuality that is all pervasive and present everywhere these days. I mean, if you pose a question and have a subject that corresponds to that question, you won't try to avoid that subject. But all pictures are showing here that this isn't the intention of this work. Of course, I understand when you talk about nudity that you don't want anything but the concept. But there's something about the concept when you use a visual media where that concept is not enough. Even worse, the concept alone here is a lie...
source: Eye Candy
Unfortunately, although I could support the idea, what really worries me is that even nudity isn't nudity here. Ugly and hypocritical trend which humiliates the nudity of human body. Amd all great (and maybe not so great) that comes with it. It's not a text, but it also isn't a vision of human body, obviously. Looks like * body doesn't exist. Only fear of sexuality that is all pervasive and present everywhere these days. I mean, if you pose a question and have a subject that corresponds to that question, you won't try to avoid that subject. But all pictures are showing here that this isn't the intention of this work. Of course, I understand when you talk about nudity that you don't want anything but the concept. But there's something about the concept when you use a visual media where that concept is not enough. Even worse, the concept alone here is a lie...
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