Are You Curious?

What Was it that Caught You?​

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Maybe you saw a photograph and something stirred - a feeling you couldn't quite name.

Maybe a friend mentioned it and you found yourself still thinking about it three days later.

Maybe you've been quietly curious about this for longer than you'd admit.

This might be the door you were looking for.

I'm looking for women to collaborate with - in Tenerife, and in cities I travel through. Not professional models. Not performers. Not people with prior experience in rope.

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I'm looking for women who are genuinely, honestly curious - willing to arrive without a fixed idea of what should happen, able to say what they feel and what they don't, and just a little bit daring. Enough to send the first message.

 

Age doesn't matter. Body doesn't matter - and I mean that completely, not as a reassurance but as a genuine artistic conviction. I have spent years learning how to see and celebrate the beauty that exists in every body, with rope as my primary tool. Whatever story you currently tell yourself about how you look, I'd invite you to bring it along and see what the session does with it. Usually something surprising.

These sessions are about play, connection, and celebration - of movement, of presence, of your body exactly as it is right now. They unfold differently every time, because every person brings something different into the room.

How much or how little you wear during the session is completely your choice. Some women come in leggings and a t-shirt. Some want flowing fabric. Some want bare skin. This is your body, and this is your celebration - I follow your lead.

One important thing: please be honest with me about your body before we begin. Rope places real physical demands - on shoulders, wrists, legs, circulation. Any injuries, chronic conditions, areas of pain or limitation need to be on the table before the rope comes out, and flagged again at the start of every subsequent session. We can almost always find a way to work with a limitation. We can only do that safely if I know it's there.

What you get from this: a real conversation before anything happens, a practice run before any camera appears, professional photographs that are yours to keep, and my complete care and attention from the first question you ask me to well after the rope comes off.

What I ask from you: your presence. Your honesty. Your curiosity. And the courage to send one message.