Photographer/nude-ographer Spencer Tunick is back in Australia and, this time, he’s got an army of 5,200 people with him to storm the world-renowned Sydney Opera House.

Spencer Tunick (born January 1, 1967) is an American artist. He is best known for his installations that feature large numbers of nude people

here are the few comments from the participants of the event :

“It doesn’t feel sexual, it just feels tribal – a gathering of humanity.

“I thought it would be all old people and nudists, but everyone here is great.”

Advertising creative director Adam Sutherland, 46, said he had not yet decided whether to tell his employees, while nurse Nerida Grant, 27, said she wouldn’t miss it for anything, saying: “I love [Tunick's] art work, it’s fun.”

“We weren’t quite expecting the ‘embrace’ part but it was good.

[Whoops. Sorry about that.]

“It’s not every day you get to be naked on the steps of the Opera House.”

The embrace that participant was talking about, by the way, was for one photograph in which Tunick asked everyone to pair up and hug their neighbor, regardless of their own sexual orientation and the neighbor’s gender.

via nerve.com