Andrew Blake Is Coming To SexTalkTuesday To Discuss When Erotica Becomes Art & Art Becomes Erotica.

Andrew Blake began his career over 30 years ago photographing nudes and working in film. His interest in contemporary fashion and architecture, which go beyond the trendy, give his films and photographs a visual edge that is rare among his peers. Known worldwide for his erotic films whose content is not story driven but rather generally evolve as a series of vignettes, Andrew Blake has set himself apart by creating an abstract cinematic experience meant to stimulate the senses, physically and psychologically. His work as “director as dominant” often includes elements of bondage, and public exhibitionism.
Andrew Blake has received many awards for his art direction, cinematography and editing. He has received praise for his visual style in main stream magazines, books and international publications which is often unusual for an erotic filmmaker. As Erotica becomes less taboo and more accepted by the public, Andrew Blake’s work remains unique in the adult genre. More of Andrew Blake’s work can be found on his website, www.andrewblake.com.
With mainstream television and even Broadway embracing a more erotic direction in both costume and story line. This Tuesdays topic for Sex talk Tuesday is where does art end and porn begin?
Thank you so much for the opportunity to be on SexTalkTuesday. I have been privileged to work with some of the most beautiful and sensual women in the adult business. In addition, I have had the opportunity to film in stunning locations around the world. These elements have helped bring my vision of erotica to life!