Hella Solutions blog: "Document. Share. Inspire."

After watching a few hours of different documentary films on HIV/AIDS I needed a break and what better way then to watch a lot of healthy, naked bodies gathering and challenging public space and drawing attention to issues of body image and censorship (among other issues). You’ve probably seen the work of Tunick (Spencer Tunick) online but he’s the photographer who takes images of interesting public spaces with 100s and sometimes thousands of naked bodies blanketed over the landscape. These places are typically urban and work to challenge how we see nudity and more importantly, how we see ourselves. It’s easy to look at nudity and think “porn” in American culture but this ain’t porn…Anyway, it’s a nice documentary to check out if you want something easy on the eyes and not too deep, yet has some social value. Check it out here.