Yes, there’s something attractive about the proposition if the clones in question look like Ben Lamberty’s duplicated models from this fashion shoot. For earlier variations on the theme there’s a series by Toxicboy (although his site now seems to be defunct), and Anthony Goicolea, of course. Via Homotography, as usual.
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Premature (2003).
It’s difficult to avoid the word “dreamlike” when looking at Anthony Goicolea’s carefully-staged tableaux, all of which use the artist himself as their subject, redressed and multiplied by Photoshop into an army of clones. The artist-as-model isn’t a new thing—Cindy Sherman has been doing this for years—but the possibilities of digital manipulation still seem [...]
Previous posts about gay or homoerotic art or artists.
• The recurrent pose #32
• Le livre blanc by Jean Cocteau
• Michelangelo’s Dream
• Sherbert and Sodomy
• The art of Yannis Tsarouchis, 1910–1989
• Ecce homo
• Joseph Cavalieri’s stained glass
• Eros: From Hesiod’s Theogony to Late Antiquity
• The end of Orpheus
• The art of Robert Sherer
• The art of [...]
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