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A model and artist who wanted to get the stark truth about people’s reactions to nudity decided to find out by walking around a busy city stark naked.
Paula Brindisi, 30, stripped off in the Argentinian capital Buenos Aires and showed off her assets as her photographer pal snapped her going about her day-to-day business in front of shocked locals.
Paula Brindisi, 30, stripped off in the Argentinian capital Buenos Aires and showed off her assets as her photographer pal snapped her going about her day-to-day business in front of shocked locals.
The nude-obsessed model, who was arrested in 2005 after stripping off with three men but was later cleared after the judge ruled she was working on an artistic project, said she came up with the idea after seeing people walking around naked in Barcelona, Spain.
She said: "It’s basically a photographic project that started in Barcelona and continued in Buenos Aires.
"It picks up the reactions that people have when seeing someone naked doing the same things as people wearing clothes."
With a normal attitude, without being sexual, it has an artistic outcome, it expresses the reaction of people, it ridicules this sensation that people have in seeing someone naked.""It has to do with destroying prejudice."Usually people ask many questions, some applaud us.
"The important thing is that we mobilise them to drop their inhibitions and get naked."
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ReplyDeleteIts Been a Long Time coming.. Emeh whY censore the pics na, you for allow me the see the true dividend of FREE MADNESS.. Side Eye to that shop attendant and those elderly men, i can imaging there conditions after seeing what Am Saw now..
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DeleteMadness of d highest order. Yaba no go treat dis one again,na ARO @Abeokuta.......
DeleteWhat project? Couldn't she stay in her studio
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DeleteTry dis for lagos na fashola pple go carry u. Yaba left.
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Dis oyinbo pple sef,mental disorder is disturbing her
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Wow, i love art project. If i was close when she was doing this i would have invited her to my home to lecture me more on what the stuff is all about.....
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ReplyDelete"A time of reflection for the Igbos?– Okorocha Speaks Again
Dear Igbo Compatriots:
One of the closest Igbo man to the President Elect is Dr Chris Ngige Onwa, a Senator who was defeated in the Senatorial Election.
See how bad Igbos are at strategizing? They couldn't override a pathological hatred for General Buhari to make a hedge bet and return this man to the Senate, to enhance his chances at Senate President, incase General Buhari wins, which he did.
Instead folks played tribal and religious politics to the tilt as drunken sailors, and failed the man and the chance to make history as Senate President.
That's what happens when emotions trips common sense and folks succumb to hustlers like Peter Obi and Arthur Eze, hustlers after their own interests instead of the masses they pretend to serve.
I urged caution, I pleaded that we were making a huge mistake to hitch our wagon on Jonathan who wasn't going to win. And predictably he lost, so also our chance in the new administration.
I hate to gloat.
But maybe, maybe, only maybe he gets a good ministerial appointment, but nothing beats being Senate President.
Igbos are very bad at politics.
Fifty years after independence, we are yet to produce a president when others have taken multiple turns. Our answer? Blame others! If you only Hausas didn't do this or Yorubas didn't do that, perhaps the god of politics will bless our lot.
And sadly it won't stop until we learn to coexist with others instead of our 'better than thou' attitude when dealing with the Hausas and Yorubas. We are not better than anyone, these folks we thumb our noses at, are God's creatures like us.
We don't like the Hausas and we don't like the Yorubas, yet we populate their States in search for our livelihood.
Our politics should mirror our economic aspirations, not the other way around. There is no wisdom in living in the North, earning a living, yet despise the Northerners. That's being ungrateful. The gods of politics don't like that.
How long can this collective amnesia insulate us from meaningfully seating at the table, making contributions to Nigeria's political evolution?
How long can this foolishness go on?
How long?
There is a miserable silence across the land today, because we are realizing that we were sold off for pennies by pimps who parade as Igbo leaders.
Where are they?
Anyone home?"
Hmmm ... I sincerely hope some people are listening.
Dis oyinbo pple sef,mental disorder is disturbin her
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ReplyDeleteEmek this is an old gist na. Please update
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Try this in Nigeria guys go rape you die
ReplyDeleteHmmm I need to see dis real life.. IT IS WELL
ReplyDeleteEmeh who is responsible for all the censoring??? We have any underage fellow here?? Y you tryna put a pig in a clean environment?
ReplyDeleteShe is weird... She wants to turn to early Eve , God should save her- PST.chekeleke
ReplyDeleteArt has its different forms one could argue.
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