Hotel Orient
Hotel Orient by fine art photographer Sylvie Blum explores the semipublic character of a hotel that fascinates all those that experiment with different identities. The Hotel Orient is situated in Vienna and its furnishing and ambiance will meet the highest requirements when it comes to the staging of erotic fantasies. The hotel seduces with an atmosphere reminiscent of the style of the private salons at the turn of the century, in which anonymous lascivious men, always afraid of a scandal, pursued their sexual fulfillment. Let yourself be inspired by expertly staged pictures from a world of sensual dreams and by passionately lived fantasies. Sylvie writes, “my work for this book led me, for the first time, into a hotel where one pays by the hour. I’d never once been in such an establishment before. A mixture of curiosity and fantasy prompted me to take up the challenge of making a portrait of it.”
Hotel Orient by fine art photographer Sylvie Blum explores the semipublic character of a hotel that fascinates all those that experiment with different identities. The Hotel Orient is situated in Vienna and its furnishing and ambiance will meet the highest requirements when it comes to the staging of erotic fantasies. The hotel seduces with an atmosphere reminiscent of the style of the private salons at the turn of the century, in which anonymous lascivious men, always afraid of a scandal, pursued their sexual fulfillment. Let yourself be inspired by expertly staged pictures from a world of sensual dreams and by passionately lived fantasies. Sylvie writes, “my work for this book led me, for the first time, into a hotel where one pays by the hour. I’d never once been in such an establishment before. A mixture of curiosity and fantasy prompted me to take up the challenge of making a portrait of it.”
Hotel Orient by fine art photographer Sylvie Blum explores the semipublic character of a hotel that fascinates all those that experiment with different identities. The Hotel Orient is situated in Vienna and its furnishing and ambiance will meet the highest requirements when it comes to the staging of erotic fantasies. The hotel seduces with an atmosphere reminiscent of the style of the private salons at the turn of the century, in which anonymous lascivious men, always afraid of a scandal, pursued their sexual fulfillment. Let yourself be inspired by expertly staged pictures from a world of sensual dreams and by passionately lived fantasies. Sylvie writes, “my work for this book led me, for the first time, into a hotel where one pays by the hour. I’d never once been in such an establishment before. A mixture of curiosity and fantasy prompted me to take up the challenge of making a portrait of it.”