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Modeling & Mortality | Radio Waves

A quote from Harriet Alida Lye's article on Vice, 'What Posing Nude Taught Me About Mortality':

"Though it's a matter of fact that having your portrait painted captures you, the subject, at a particular and transient moment, I never thought of it that way. I didn't think about it being a past record in a distant future because modeling, for me, is a way of spending time in the present. Like being on a train, modeling is a way for me to stay still and yet be doing something. Going somewhere. Thinking about things. Getting transformed into art."

Posted by Brett Gregory on 29 August, 2017 Harriet Alida Lye, The Wire, Vice | 1 comment
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  • Millie cox - February 11, 2020

    Getting transformed into art. I just love that, you have done a wonderful job creating thought-provoking material. I have been the object of art before and always focused on having my skin look as good as possible, using shea butter like crazy, but I like thinking about it your way. Thanks so much for sharing.

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