#nakedvibes: when nudity becomes art

Here we have an artist photographer who does nudity and his work exudes an intense eroticism that spreads #nakedvibes. This is Pascal Chapuis, who has his studio in Paris and mostly works with models, French women. What makes his work special is that the nudity in his hands is never vulgar, it's a ritual. If you pay attention to his images, you see that he moves with an almost primitive look around the female body. In black and white backgrounds, with minimal lighting, with backdrops that don't distract the eye, but lead it straight to the flesh. Thus you don't just see photographs but an erotic confession, without sound. Where the camera makes love with the light on the body. This eroticism in his work is neither indiscreet nor vulgar. All the models seem to emerge from the lens. Sometimes sensual and deeply ritualistic, sometimes melancholic. Many of his photographs capture erotic tension, not orgasmic but existential. You really don't just see naked bodies, but naked souls.

The naked bodies are spreading around #nakedvibes

Some women stand melancholy, almost distant, as if carrying a story that will never be told. It is this story that captivates you and your gaze explores every part of the women's bodies. Other models dare and look at the lens with challenge. As they let their boobs, big or small, fill the frame. While others show their buttocks in a way that unleashes the imagination. Here, nudity doesn't challenge you, it conquers you. In any case, Chapuis's work, as a whole, is full of naked vibrations. Not just vibes of sensuality, but vibrations of deep, inner, erotic tension. Which, with his photographs, pin you down and make your breathing slow and heavy. In general, Chapuis' nudes are not about sex, but about the sensation of touch. Like a hand slowly approaching, touching the photo and the body feels the #nakedvibes.