Nude photographer Spencer Tunick to create giant human rainbow flag on Canary Islands

Controversial artist Spencer Tunick is set to bring his unique brand of mass nudity to Spain's Canary Islands for a new project titled "Gran Spectrum." The installation aims to create the largest human rainbow flag ever assembled, using hundreds of painted nude bodies. Tunick's work is renowned for its scale and provocative nature, often drawing both praise and criticism.

This latest project is intended to be a powerful statement of unity and diversity. By forming a giant rainbow flag with human bodies, Tunick seeks to represent the LGBTQ+ community and promote solidarity during a time he describes as one of increasing global oppression. The choice of the Canary Islands as a backdrop for this significant artistic endeavor highlights the location's natural beauty and its potential to host such a large-scale, visually striking event.

Tunick's installations have previously taken place in various locations worldwide, often sparking debate about public nudity and art. "Gran Spectrum" is expected to generate similar attention, focusing on its message of inclusivity and support for the LGBTQ+ community. The artist hopes the sheer scale and visual impact of the human rainbow will convey a strong message of togetherness and resilience.

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The installation carries the name Gran Spectrum and its goal is to create the largest human rainbow flag, which, using a large number of painted naked bodies, would represent the community and diversity of society as well as the LGBTQ+ community in a time of increasing global oppression.