Messy bodies, indeed

I came across this post, Bewitching "Sexual Color" Photography, from Twitter.  (It includes a bunch of large images, so click to the article to see them.)  I couldn't help thinking of the "Corporeographies" article we read when I saw these images.  It seems that the aim of the photography series is to intentionally emphasize a connection between sexuality and, well, messy fluids.  Most of them look like paints in the images shown, though, so there's an artificial element here - whereas it seemed more like Longhurst was referring to fluids naturally produced by the body.

I also noted that most (all?) of the subjects are females, and this plays directly into Longhurst's point about the associative imagery of females as the soft, fluid, not-rigid, (etc.) bodies.  In contrast, though, I don't think this photography is depicting such characterization as a negative one.  Instead the association is supposed to enhance the sexuality, or more specifically the sexual attractiveness, of the subjects.