In the simplest device in front of the device.
About 2,500 people gathered this Saturday on a famous beach in Sydney (Australia) as part of an artistic installation intended to raise awareness about skin cancer.
Originality of the approach: all the participants were completely naked.
Bondi Beach thus became a nudist beach at dawn.
The 2,500 volunteers of all ages and in the simplest form posed for American photographer Spencer Tunick, who gave them instructions over the loudspeaker from a raised platform.
The artist shared videos of this unusual moment on his Instagram account.
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Spencer Tunick, specialist in mass striptease
The event, dubbed “Strip Off for Skin Cancer” was organized in collaboration with an association which encourages Australians to have regular examinations by a dermatologist.
The number of participants roughly equals the number of Australians who die each year from skin cancer.
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"I spent half my life in the sun and had two malignant melanomas removed from my back," said one of the volunteers, 77.
“I thought it was a good cause.
Spencer Tunick is known for his massive stripteases staged at high-profile venues around the world.
He notably undressed more than 5,000 people in front of the Sydney Opera House in 2010, and 18,000 people – his record – on the Zocalo in Mexico City in 2007.
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