Co-eds at Thessaloniki’s Aristotle University went “clothing-optional” for a series of photographs shown at an exhibition that opened in the northern city this week.
Several photography clubs at the university contributed images for the exhibition, which will last until June 24.
One of the contributors, photographer Artemis Malta, described her concept as such:
“I used a scarf, 12 friends, a room and a camera. I gave each of them a scarf and proposed they cover any part of their body they wanted. Some of them felt at ease and safe immediately; some needed more time. The procedure played its role, as did the space and its relation with them.”