Texture, Movement & Natural Beauty: Gabrièle by Belgium Photographer Marc T. CVLTARTES

Belgian photographer Marc T’s captivating portfolio seamlessly navigates through various genres, including editorial, conceptual, and nude photography. The alluring collection of images below showcases his skillful curation and artistic vision.

In his diverse collection, Marc frequently captures intimate and captivating representations of the female figure, delicately emphasizing the unique qualities of each subject. His photography often takes place within a carefully crafted backdrop, resulting in images that exude a sense of purity reminiscent of contemporary art. Presented with a refined minimalist style, the photographer’s body of work offers genuine and compelling portrayals of both physical form and aesthetic allure.

His captivating and thought-provoking images continue to captivate audiences and solidify his position as a prominent figure in the world of photography. With a keen eye for detail and a unique ability to evoke emotion, Marc T’s work is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who have the pleasure of experiencing it.

For this exclusive series, Marc teamed up with Gabrièle Raygade, a French contortionist artist working and living in Brussels, Belgium. He reckons “contortion is a real art for Gabrièle wherein she is exploring the limits between the contortion act and the achievement of pure beauty in movement. The intensive physical control and long preparations are moulding the body into marvellous forms and lines. The body becomes a unique volume that is completely choreographed and curated, it is a slow process composed from every little adjustment before achieving the definite pose.

The photo sessions were slow and intense, it was a challenge to shoot the right moment and not to mis the pose, the pose could never be hold long in extreme position. Working with Gabrièle was an incredible project not only in achieving the final pose, but also in understanding the human beauty in its purest from.

Nudity was underlining the sculptural forms of the body in an almost classical way. It is not about nudity; it is all about the human perfection in beauty and naturality. As the ancient Greeks considered the nude body as a gift from nature, The project with Gabrièle was curated in the same perception. Achieving the natural beauty.”