Body hair has long been a topic closely linked to privacy, intimacy and even censorship. As natural as it is, it is “something that is seen but not looked at”. This is how the New York-based photographer
Joshua Aronson, with whom
we spoke not long ago, describes his approach to his most recent exhibition,
With Mine Dyed Blue. Although he is as young as they come, he continues to gain attention with his honest and spontaneous approach to the image. This time, he’s celebrating his first-ever solo show, inaugurating on October 27 at Space Place Gallery in Nizhniy Tagil, a small town in Russia. In this new set of pictures, he uses the body as his canvas, where he both creates and examines a subculture of dying pubic hair while simultaneously bringing questions to the general sexual relation.