New Delhi: Special exhibition on creation of nature. The creations of famous artists, works of art in the collection of prominent people will be displayed in front of everyone. The exhibition is organized by the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilization in Marseille, France. Common people have been called there in groups. But asked to see the exhibition in the museum naked. Such a novel appeal is to create a deep and spiritual connection with the artwork. (Naturism Exhibition)
The museum authorities said that the subject of the exhibition is Naturism. Nine to nine more than 600 artworks will be displayed in the exhibition. History, culture are connected with this exhibition. Such initiative is to praise the creation of nature. Nudity has always been used as a language of protest. Nudity has become more prominent as a language of protest in France. So no one sees anything unusual in going to an art exhibition naked. (Art Exhibition to see Naked)
But why the request to go to the exhibition naked? There is a special theory behind this – there was not even a thread on the body when it appeared on earth. You can’t take anything with you when you go again. But there is no lack of vigilance in life. Expensive brand clothes are useless if they are not shiny. Although few in number, there are still some people in the world who have opposite thoughts. Those who don’t want anything wrapped up in nature’s creation. Be it in private life or in social sphere, nudity is normal for them. They want such a society where there will be no splash of sex, where nudity will be accepted as normal. This doctrine is known as naturism in western countries. Since this exhibition is about naturism, it is requested to enter the museum naked.
Museum officials told the New York Times that France has the highest number of tourists. Especially for those who take nudity for granted, France is their first choice. The climate of France, the presence of three seas add an extra dimension to that attraction. There is no nudity here. Nowadays there is an increased tendency to be naked in nature. People meditate, do yoga, breathe deeply in the midst of nature. It is important to understand this desire to discard everything imposed by force.
More than 1 lakh people have visited the museum since July this year. There have been 600 special exhibitions, where ordinary people view the works of art naked. Some had previous experience, some had first experience. They reported finding a strange connection between the artist’s creation and their own body. Encouraged to accept nature’s creation as it is.
However, this practice of entering museums naked is not entirely new. Earlier, such initiatives were seen in Paris, Vienna, Montreal, Barcelona, Milan and even England. But this is the first time a museum has dedicated an entire exhibition to nudity.
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