Erotophoria

I’m all for applying a bit of the artistic brush to an otherwise pornographic piece in an attempt to make works with a deeply human interest more beautiful, but when does an artistic strip tease become so artsy it’s no longer sexy?

Walrus made a few interesting points in his blog as he showcased a video which turned the art of striptease into a mockery. Throw in a mess of visual devices which served no purpose other then to massage the camera wielders’ own ego while some hot piece of ass tries to get sexy and we have brilliance, right!?

I completely agree with Walrus on this issue. A striptease, like all forms of erotic art should be about one person interacting with another - a performer giving to a recieving viewer. When business or technology or even artistic values becomes paramount to that deep, human communication art suffers.

Check out Walrus’ video then take a look at this bit of erotic self expression:

Seems to me the point of this message comes across all too clear - Canadian Girls are Hot! Or am I wrong on this?

~Virgohippy