I’ve always dug artist Laurie Simmons’ work, especially her photographs, and her latest series is no exception. Simmons purchased a high-end Japanese love doll and shot a series of stills that definitely puts the doll in a different context than its creators intended (she added a second doll in later photographs). There’s a haunting, lyrical and decidedly non-sexual quality to these images—really interesting stuff. Check them out below:
This reminds me of an add-on to the game Heavy Rain. It’s a really creepy scene – naturally.
Im sure he would have made use of them for its primary intention later. I mean its not cheap, its there, why not?
@Lomo, FYI, the photographer is a woman actually. Not that that doesn’t mean she can’t also use the doll for its intended purposes but wanted to clarify nonetheless.
If there’s any truth to the saying “the biggest sexual organ is the one between our ears,” here you have it. These pix all suggest the fantasy of not just sex, but real intimacy, vulnerability, candor. The GFE.
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lol, I bought one of these with only 600 dollars. http://japanese-sex-dolls.com
Very interesting subject , thankyou for putting up.