The photographer Spencer Tunick, is back with a new installation: Return of the Nude. Spencer, the father of subversive art manifested through nudity, is famous precisely for his photographs that portray nude people in different contexts, especially urban.

So, Monday, July 9, in the parking of a supermarket in Melbourne, 500 people chosen among the 12 thousand aspirants posed for him. The volunteers, not intimidated by the frigid temperature, were immortalized completely naked, covered only by a red veil, standing or lying on the cement.

The work was created for the PROVOCARÈ artistic festival which will be held from 5 to 15 July in Melbourne.