Art or Pornography?

Marcus Gray:

First of all- am I objectifying women? In a way I am. I adore women and worship them and this is my small way of celebrating the beauty of the female form. I hope my work has more to do with the sexuality of the mind rather than just the physical.

I want to express the experience of what it is for a woman to wear latex, feel aroused, feel sensual, dangerous and beautiful. These women know the power of their sexuality and the profound effect it has over men.

There's darkness and light, pleasure and pain in everyone's life. It's all about creating a powerful balance of these qualities that defines for me the essence of beauty.


6/8/2004:
	Marcus Gray: First of all- am I objectifying women? In a way I am. I adore women and worship them and this is my small way of celebrating the beauty of the female form. I hope my work has more to do with the sexuality of the mind rather than just the physical. I want to express the experience of what it is for a woman to wear latex, feel aroused, feel sensual, dangerous and beautiful. These women know the power of their sexuality and the profound effect it has over men. There's darkness and light, pleasure and pain in everyone's life. It's all about creating a powerful balance of these qualities that defines for me the essence of beauty.