Vulgar Thoughts

Photos Nobuyoshi Araki

When I attend a guided tour in a museum, I feel quite embarrassed, almost amused. And entertained by the whispered theories of its visitors. Ashamed faces when confronted with erotic art are probably the most enjoyable.
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Shasei

Artworks Sadao Hasegawa

Mythology and male anatomy. His works inherit a Japanese momentum, this very notion of directness hidden behind surreal expression. The explicit, masochistic and sexual seemingly tolerated when stylised. And almost like a gay artist's tradition, Sadao Hasegawa committed suicide following the example of Mishima Yukio and leaving behind works of undaunted kitsch.
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Obsessive Fixation

Karl Lagerfeld The Beauty of Violence

After Metamorphoses of an American, Karl enlights us with another photographic examination of male beauty. As his muse and latest protégé appears Baptiste Giabiconi. A book that will surely serve as nice addition to any private library.
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Innuendo

Photos Ignacio Lozano

The new photo diary of beloved Ignazio. Naïve, pink and seductive.
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Rough

This could be a fantasy.
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Plastic Pearls

Works Deborah Sengl

This is no porn, it's just patterns. And when you can sell a blow job as art, that's perfect. It can't become any better.
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Jochen Klein

Paintings Jochen Klein (1967-1997)

Photo wallpapers, magazine advertisements and erotic films melt into idyllic landscapes. Jochen Klein who died young recognizes in these motifs the vocabulary of a collective consciousness which despite the tendency to clichés reveals intimate desires.

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