#QueerArtMob

Sometimes a photographer needs to go out from his comfort zone and taking part in an artist community. It's a nice way to push himself, knowing more people ad developing new abilities.

That has happened with me taking part in the Queerartmob community and getting involved in and developing the theme of this year insta-mob: the queer sexuality.

I have decided to celebrate the places, that, for how infamous the could be perceived from the entire community (better say the entire population of a city), are the places in which a lot of queer people have started knowing and exploring their sexuality.

worshipping the Grindr

Nowadays, luckily, a lot of queer people can explore their sexuality in a safer and "open-air" way, but only in a few places of the word.

In a lot of countries, this kind of places and, recently, the internet and the apps, are still the only places for queer people to know themselves and explore their sexuality.

In my case, in particular, the "go out from your comfort zone" was actually trying to get in touch with an actual sex club to develop my idea for a series of photos.

I have to say a big thanks to Harold: he is one of the kindest, educated and encouraging people of London (and the entire UK), without the comparison of ideas with him, without his suggestions and advice and without him as a model, these photos would never have come to light.

I would like to say thanks to the "The Vault 139", that has allowed us to take the photos planning an extraordinary opening only for us to shoot.

I hope that you enjoy the photos and the message that I want "deliver" through them.

See you in the next post!