Tygorn
Magistrate
Ave,
even if our "affinity" to the crux and related stuff is often described as "fetish", it seems to me, that sometimes, when looking for example into classic art, some artists seem to realize certain types of fetish on their own in religous art as well.
For example, this one by Italian painter Guercino where the torturers pull at Jesus long hair before he is flogged.
Interesting idea. Only a singular fantasy? I thought so, too. Then I found a second one, by the same artist, its only a sketch and not a completed work (too bad...) where the same idea is realized with a very young looking, longhaired Jesus-figure (looks more like twenty instead of thirty-three)
Since I am aware that this site is mostly about crucified women - and women in our culture women have more and longer hair than men (usually) - I wondered what role "hair stuff" may have in the crux fantasy and what members think about that topic?
Is that important for you, that something may "happening" with your hair when suffering the crux? Maybe shaved in the dungeon before the execution? Hair pulled out or cut off or whatever,...? Does it play any role for you that the Jesus figure is depicted on the cross often with unusually longer hair?
I would be interested to hear your opinions.
best regards
Ty.
even if our "affinity" to the crux and related stuff is often described as "fetish", it seems to me, that sometimes, when looking for example into classic art, some artists seem to realize certain types of fetish on their own in religous art as well.
For example, this one by Italian painter Guercino where the torturers pull at Jesus long hair before he is flogged.
Interesting idea. Only a singular fantasy? I thought so, too. Then I found a second one, by the same artist, its only a sketch and not a completed work (too bad...) where the same idea is realized with a very young looking, longhaired Jesus-figure (looks more like twenty instead of thirty-three)
Since I am aware that this site is mostly about crucified women - and women in our culture women have more and longer hair than men (usually) - I wondered what role "hair stuff" may have in the crux fantasy and what members think about that topic?
Is that important for you, that something may "happening" with your hair when suffering the crux? Maybe shaved in the dungeon before the execution? Hair pulled out or cut off or whatever,...? Does it play any role for you that the Jesus figure is depicted on the cross often with unusually longer hair?
I would be interested to hear your opinions.
best regards
Ty.