Corpus Femina XIII

Corpus Femina XIII unfolds as an extraordinary blending of art forms and a mesmerizing exploration of beauty. This chapter of the Corpus Femina series began within the confined yet evocative space of a studio, where the magnetic presence of Christall—a Russian erotic model hailing from Moscow—came to life.

The creative inspiration for this shoot is deeply rooted in sculptural magnificence, specifically arising from the marble statue titled “Slave Girl in the Constantinople Market,” a creation of Italian maestro, Rafaelle Monti. Christall, akin to a living, breathing work of sculpture, channeled the myriad emotions and stories encapsulated in that timeless piece of art.

To imbue the image with rich texture and depth, a distinctively artistic technique was employed. The photograph was projected onto a dark, wooden wall—one bearing the marks of time, with its old varnish peeling off. This choice of backdrop not only provided sharpness but also introduced an intriguing layered effect.

The culmination of these artistic endeavors is much more than just an image that resembles a painting. It’s a dynamic fusion of some of the most powerful and profound forms of visual art—sculpture, painting, and photography. This innovative integration of various art forms is known as hybrid photography.