"Creating erotic art is like a scientific experiment, it has to be planned very thoroughly, and yet the
outcome is always unknown."
A self taught photo artist with an eye for the beauty of the female body. I'm Nora Ness, born in germany but living in the states for some years now. Ever since I can remember I've been attracted by the naked female. My self performance, created in front of a mirror, seeks to capture true erotic moments and passion, and catch the eye of those who aren't ashamed to look. What differentiates my erotic art from the mainstream of erotic photography is my intention in the creative process, and the fact that I'm both photographer and model. Being model, photographer, stylist and artist at the same time produces an uncommon kind of art. A big portion of creativity, a little bit of exhibitionism and some table spoons of voyeurism are the necessary attributes for my erotic performance.
Provocation is an important aspect of my work as well. I use the mirror to let people look into the mendacious moral of our society. Erotica and nudity aren't nasty at all; the contrary is true. Erotica and passion are among the best things nature has given us, and we shouldn't be ashamed about the feelings which erotic art can stir inside of us. We should enjoy these fantastic feelings for as long as we possibly can.
I realise a provocative self performance that ranges from pure nudity to real erotic moments, but my work has nothing to do with pornography. My work is only breathtakingly erotic, sensual, and full of real passion. Pornography, for the most part, deals with male sexuality and is mostly flat, not deeply erotic. I show my body, my erotic feelings and my passion with the eyes of a woman. You should be able to look at it without being scared. Glamour nudes and porn don't stimulate the mind at all - they contain very little depth - but good erotica is richly deep and full of real emotions.
For me, erotic art has to vivify our sexuality by arousing our minds - as the mind controls the body. Only if an erotic art work is capable of doing this do I consider it to be erotic art. Society has repressed eroticism for so long that many people have problems with erotic art. Just by looking at it they feel ashamed and guilty. In my opinion this is the most important reason why erotic art hasn't yet found its place in the art scene.
But things are improving. Increasing interest in my own work is showing this. As a scientist, it is interesting and surprising at the same time to explore my erotic feelings and emotions. You can learn a lot about yourself and your sexuality if you not only feel, but also observe how you react to erotic stimuli. I am often asked if my art work isn't totally different to my work as a scientist. On the contrary, my art is like a series of scientific experiments; each image has to be planned very thoroughly, and yet the outcome is always unknown.
A self taught photo artist with an eye for the beauty of the female body. I'm Nora Ness, born in germany but living in the states for some years now. Ever since I can remember I've been attracted by the naked female. My self performance, created in front of a mirror, seeks to capture true erotic moments and passion, and catch the eye of those who aren't ashamed to look. What differentiates my erotic art from the mainstream of erotic photography is my intention in the creative process, and the fact that I'm both photographer and model. Being model, photographer, stylist and artist at the same time produces an uncommon kind of art. A big portion of creativity, a little bit of exhibitionism and some table spoons of voyeurism are the necessary attributes for my erotic performance.
Provocation is an important aspect of my work as well. I use the mirror to let people look into the mendacious moral of our society. Erotica and nudity aren't nasty at all; the contrary is true. Erotica and passion are among the best things nature has given us, and we shouldn't be ashamed about the feelings which erotic art can stir inside of us. We should enjoy these fantastic feelings for as long as we possibly can.
I realise a provocative self performance that ranges from pure nudity to real erotic moments, but my work has nothing to do with pornography. My work is only breathtakingly erotic, sensual, and full of real passion. Pornography, for the most part, deals with male sexuality and is mostly flat, not deeply erotic. I show my body, my erotic feelings and my passion with the eyes of a woman. You should be able to look at it without being scared. Glamour nudes and porn don't stimulate the mind at all - they contain very little depth - but good erotica is richly deep and full of real emotions.
For me, erotic art has to vivify our sexuality by arousing our minds - as the mind controls the body. Only if an erotic art work is capable of doing this do I consider it to be erotic art. Society has repressed eroticism for so long that many people have problems with erotic art. Just by looking at it they feel ashamed and guilty. In my opinion this is the most important reason why erotic art hasn't yet found its place in the art scene.
But things are improving. Increasing interest in my own work is showing this. As a scientist, it is interesting and surprising at the same time to explore my erotic feelings and emotions. You can learn a lot about yourself and your sexuality if you not only feel, but also observe how you react to erotic stimuli. I am often asked if my art work isn't totally different to my work as a scientist. On the contrary, my art is like a series of scientific experiments; each image has to be planned very thoroughly, and yet the outcome is always unknown.