“If shame is the symptom, dignity is the antidote:

Western culture has largely siloed the nude form to avenues of secrecy and made it synonymous with sexual acts. But what if the nude form itself — the naked state — is neutral, with the capacity for sexuality in the appropriate context? What if the nude body were instead elevated and dignified by being experienced publicly — live or through imagery - as a work of art? Would that change the way you see yourself? Feel about yourself? Feel about others? This is the work I do through THEMOVEMENT to challenge the perceptions of our culture and to inspire self-transformation through being witnessed in our most essential state — our body:

It exists, because it’s valuable

It’s valuable, because it’s beautiful

It’s beautiful, because it exists

In a world of virtual everything, this is an invitation to ‘land in the flesh’, self-define, and remember that we are first and foremost beautiful humans, in beautiful bodies.”