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I try to
photograph intimacy, nudity,
transparency and opacity, capturing
the darkness that haunts the eyes of
women, revealing the ambivalence that
is, in my view, the very essence of
seduction. Gorgon, medusa, amazon
figures of warrior women nourish my
personal mythology. Is photography a
kind of therapy? Perhaps. What
inspires my pictures is the
phantasmagorical bond I share with my
models, a complicity that is created
in the construction of a new form of
sexual identity far removed from
maternal images, far from pornographic
icons. No stolen images, no violation,
no voyeurism. It is, rather, a game, a
return to the freedom and openness of
childhood, the freedom to be
ambiguous, where the barriers between
masculine and feminine are blurred and
uncertain. |
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