Jean Pierre Domingue (Born in Montreal, lives in Paris)
This archive doesn't follow any chronological order; 'old masters' are featured next to living or emerging artists. We aim to create a timeless showcase of artistic expressions of the human sexuality, passions and desires.
Many of the photographers we feature here work(ed) on a wide range of subjects and themes, we don't aim to label them as photographers who 'take erotic photos', but erotica happens to be what we focus on here.
Jean Pierre Domingue
Jean Pierre Domingue
Jean Pierre Domingue
Andrea Ebener started to take photographs in 2004 as an art student at ECAV School of art, in Sierre, Switzerland. She then moved to Zurich where she interned for photogrphers and gallerists. “I began to photograph myself, outdoor, in the bathroom, everywhere… I made a lot of experiments, im an autodidact.” Says Andrea. She works a lot with alternative photographic processes (Cyanotype, Brownprint, Kallitype, GumBichromate…) She uses both digital cameras and analog cameras (Mamiya Rb67). Ebener Lives and works in Zurich.
You can view more of her work on her tumblr, or her website. TSA would like to thank Andrea for providing us with biography and links.
Mark Morrisroe (1959-1989)
Mark Morrisroe was born to a drug addict mother. At age 13 he was out on the streets hustling. Several years later, one of his clients shot him in the back. Eventualy Mark went to the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. After he graduated with honors, the artist began to explore and capture with polaroid camera his sexual and social relationships. Most of his photographs are portraits–of hustlers, lovers, friends and of himself. Along with Nan Goldin and David Armstrong, Morrisroe was one of the stars of Boston School Photography of the late 1970s and early ‘80s. He then moved to New York in the mid-1980s, and died in ‘89 at age 30 from AIDS.After his death in 1989, more than 2,000 Polaroids were found among his possessions.
