Today I modelled at ‘The Poetry School’ in Lambeth and inspired poems instead of pictures, aided by the imaginative props of Pascale Petit, the poet facilitating. I held a conch; lay on a sofa my body covered in star fish; created a dance to the rhythm of the sea as I waved sea fans, wasContinue reading “Creature of the Sea & a Spirited Body”
Author Archives: esther bunting
Girl In Suitcase
This is the performance project I am working on for The Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It began when I was looking for advice about funding and direction for Spirited Bodies, as a possible social enterprise. A new contact in the life drawing world put me in touch with one Alex Dunedin, the director of The RaggedContinue reading “Girl In Suitcase”
The Naked Date
A multi-life modelling event on Friday 5th August is open to men and women who would like to try it. This is being opened to men as well, as being comfortable with our bodies is something we may ideally share regardless of gender. If you are interested, please contact me, and if you think friendsContinue reading “The Naked Date”
Guestblog: Contrasting Worlds – Secret Life Model
I live in at least 2 worlds – World 1 where nudity is required, and where the use of a gown is the only veil to a complete acceptance of a naked body in a room of clothed observers. It’s non-judgmental – fat or thin, white or black, hairy or shaved, anything goes and observersContinue reading “Guestblog: Contrasting Worlds – Secret Life Model”
Guestblog: Male Perspective & the ‘Naked Date’
It struck me as odd that Miss Bunting – a sexual animal who enjoys the company of men, had devised Spirited Bodies with her friends as exclusively female. I know there were good reasons for this but I also think that the aim of encouraging naked confidence is relevant for both men and women. SoContinue reading “Guestblog: Male Perspective & the ‘Naked Date’”
Spirited Bodies 