The figure hugs their leg, bound in a futomomo tie, squeezing it tightly as if caught in a moment of deep contemplation. Beside them, a pair of rope shears lies on the ground, hinting at the possibility of severing ties—whether from a relationship, toxicity, or a source of inner turmoil.
Baby, You Can Turn Me On
Inspired by Slack Wax’s Sex Bomb, this piece exudes bold sensuality. It features a man in bikini underwear, his form confidently displayed with a leg wrapped in an intricate rope harness. The rope crisscrosses across his athletic thighs, highlighting the blend of strength and vulnerability.
I Would Dare to Speak Its Name if I Knew What It Was Called
Inspired by the evocative tones of Bell X1’s Flame, this piece captures a figure in a shibari partial suspension from a tree, set against an autumnal landscape. The warm colors of brown, pink, orange, red, and gold envelop the scene, while dandelions in the foreground hint at fragility and fleeting moments.
‘Cause Nobody Ever Survives
A nude man holds a Bible in one hand and a hank of shibari rope in the other, suggesting the complex dynamics between spiritual authority and the allure of dominance.
I’m Open to Falling From Grace
Facing forward with knees spread, she exudes a brazen audacity and comfort in her own skin. The use of pink, orange, red, and gold emphasizes the boldness of unapologetic self-expression.