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You no longer exist
Everything evaporates, your presence vanishes, the sound of your voice escapes. Everything so fast I couldn't measure the distance, I couldn't stop time and with it my feelings. I exploded once, I exploded twice, I exploded a thousand times with the love of the days when I enjoyed your warmth and now I feel nothing but ice. I scream...
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Like a scene from an irrational movie that caresses certain senses in personal criteria, that's how you arrived. I answered a hundred questions and a thousand doubts arose. While this unruly foam grew, enveloping the logical and the rational, my eyes were lost in the paradise of yours, between your scent impregnated in my body, in...
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The perspective of a socially accepted and generalized beauty intensifies paradigms of aesthetic ranks. Photography: Anne-Sophie Landou dMarianI take off my clothes to paint intimacy in the shower. I take off filters and paradigms for the sensitivity of expression.
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j'attendrai
I will keep you with me in my memories I will keep you with me in my sketches You will remain in my moments In sigh you will become In doubts you will sink And I will. I will know how to wait. Photography: Michelle Owen dMarianI take off my clothes to paint intimacy in the shower. I take off the filters and paradigms for the sensibility of...
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I fell in love with an Adventist
It was in Colombia, in a hacienda bought by a Roman lady, a hacienda previously owned by a drug trafficker. It was a smile, an explosion of glances that collided in an instant, an instant that defined an uprising of arms against my feelings and his thoughts. 7 days, separate rooms, same food, different schedules. The rubbing...
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You entered the exit
Expectations in chains. Going out is for the brave. Half a turn, a flight on hold. Ambiguous decision, uncertain succession. No movement is conformism. Take it, oblivion is not cowardly. Photography by Isa Gelb dMarianI take off my clothes to paint intimacy in the shower. I take off filters and paradigms for sensitivity of expression.
