Some Thrill

My sexual imagination, I guess. New York

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The Soapsuds Group -At the Living Posters Ball / Baba Beaton, Wanda Baillie-Hamilton and Lady Bridget Poulett,1930 by Sir Cecil Beaton *

from People In Vogue: A Century of Portraits - 1910s to 1950s

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y tu mamá también (2001)

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TRASH RIOT

Artporn Magazine is on Facebook

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Alien (1979)

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ArtStation - girls, by tan di

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Image by Roman Noven and Tania Shcheglov

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bodysuits

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Alva Bernadine | Twisted Legs | 1996 51 x 76 cm | 20’ x 30

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Art color, tights for sheismadeinpoland

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Informed by Africa’s environmental problems, Fabrice Monteiro’s photographs aim to highlight urgent ecological issues all over the world. His series The Prophecy is on show at Photo Basel 2017 until 18 June.All images courtesy the artist, Photo Basel 2017 and Mariane Ibrahim Gallery

Monteiro says: ‘The Prophecy is a tale of hope and empowerment. Earth has sent her spirits to tell humans that they have the power to reverse what they have done to the planet’

‘When I started the project, I found out what Senegal’s biggest environmental challenges were and chose nine topics that seemed the most visual.’

The surreal figures wear costumes made in collaboration with Dakar-based designer Doulcy, from items found at each location.

The characters are based on a children’s story by Monteiro, combining animism and traditional religion with superheroes.

As humans we used to know the importance of respecting and preserving nature. But our endless consumerism has got us lost.’

‘Who is fighting for clean water in the US? Native Americans. Who is fighting for land preservation in Australia? Aboriginals. The rainforest in Brazil? Indigenous peoples.’

‘I consider myself “transcultural”: I am as much African as I am European,’ says Monteiro, who is half Beninese, half Belgian.