“This is the tale of the priest of Khonsu who entraps a sorceress Telia and bends her to his will to participate in the ceremony of resurrection and bringing on the Aeon of Horus.”

Scene 7- The Venom of the Scorpion: The second Aeon is of suffering and death: the spiritual strives to ignore the material.

Project shot entirely in sepia, inspired by the Art Noveau period. Many Art Nouveau decorative arts manipulated the female body to create different and often playful symbolic narratives, countered with the male body used to denote virility and action.

Thanks to Sarah and Maeva for their assistance in the production of this project.
Photography by the talented Sarah Bates (http://www.starmaking.com.au/ )
Make up and tattoos by MU artist, Anca Dragoi.

Models; Andy (http://www.melbournelifedrawing.com/model/profi...) (http://www.modelmayhem.com/2251493) and Maeva (http://www.modelmayhem.com/1509895) – both professional Melbourne models.
All profits from sales donated to the Australian Cancer Council of Australia