Imago Dei: The Intersection of Art, Faith, and the Human Form
I believe that humans were made in the image of God. Not only our physical form was made in the image of God, but also that our relationships should be like God as well. I believe that humans are creatures through which “God plans and purposes can be made known and actualized.” This means that humans are to love God, and love others as God meant them to love each other, and we must also love ourselves as God loves us.
The purpose my nude photography is to capture this Imago Dei: to capture the image of God. By doing this I can bare my Nude Soul to glorify God above.
I share my photos because I want to share God’s love with you.
Nude Soul Cruciform – Where Body, Spirit and Soul Intertwine
This is the same reason why I return to the cruciform pose again and again. In emulating the pose of Christ on the Cross, I hope to draw closer to Jesus.
The Beauty of the Human Form: A Reflection of God’s Love
Nude photography offers a profound opportunity to reflect the beauty of the human form as a testament to God’s love and creativity. By embracing vulnerability and authenticity, these images celebrate the Imago Dei, the image of God within us, and reveal how body, spirit, and soul intertwine in harmony. Through the cruciform pose and other artistic expressions, these photographs aim to inspire viewers to see the divine within themselves and others. Nude photography is not about exposing the body but about exposing the truth of our connection to God, love, and creation. It is an invitation to glorify God through art and to embrace the beauty of His creation in ourselves and one another.
“God saw all that he had made, and it was very good.” – Genesis 1:31