Changes do not always have to be painful and long-lasting. But the real ones usually are.
I really felt the theme of your poetic message and the meaning behind the art. It took me a day to reflect on your words to come up with any sort of adequate response. You really connected with some of my deeper inner feelings that I've been struggling with lately. Thank you for your expression and for sharing such personal emotions. I really appreciated this post and thank you for helping me realize that I am not the only one with such feelings. I also wanted to mention that nudity, when it's artistic and/or tasteful is fully accepted in the photography and art community. So, you don't have to self-censor your art if you don't want to. Keep up the great work.
I am glad I struck the right chord there. It is never easy to be honest with oneself, isn't it? But! If we are - there is always a chance that we are not alone in our ways of thinking. We just need to find the strength to keep looking:)
It's much easier for me to draw/paint something first than to talk about it. It usually starts with a few words that fly around in my head for a while. Then I can start to draw, and as I do so - the words slowly grow in to the sentences.
I don't really have issues with nudity in art as such. Not at all. However, picture was made during the 'closed doors' performance, if that make sense. Didn't want to public the artist face, because I am not sure how this relates to the 'right to protection of private image' if that make sense. On the top of that - I really like their(Suka-Off group) work, but I realize how controversial they are. Not everybody is openminded enough to take this in, if that make sense:)
I am very grateful that you decided to leave me a comment, it is very important to me.
Thank you very much for this:)