Die Aktfotografie der Alexandria Georgiades ist nicht nur eine Hommage an die besten Seiten des Mannes, sondern auch der Versuch, männliche Attribute wie Kraft, Souveränität und innere Ruhe ebenso in Szene zu setzen, wie seine Verletzlichkeit. Ihre Aufnahmen erinnern dabei mitunter an die griechische und römische Bildhauerei oder an die Kunst der Renaissance, ohne aber die alten Meister zu kopieren. Vielmehr wird der Versuch unternommen, die künstlerischen Ideale der Klassik in die Moderne zu übersetzen. Daß der Künstlerin dies gelingt, verdankt sie vor allem Ihrer dezenten und anspruchsvollen Herangehensweise an das Sujet und nicht zuletzt auch der Hingabe, mit der sie Ihre Aufnahmen ausgeführt hat - stilvoll und elegant, mitunter provokativ, doch immer geschmackvoll.

In addition to being a self-taught artist, Alexandria Georgiades is also an independent film maker, producer, director, and a professional actress. Last year she premiered her first independent motion picture, "Riding the Pale Horse", a modern day Greek mythology with bizarre twists and turns. She also produced and directed the currently hot selling exercise video, Team NRG's Twelve Round Championship Challenge.

Later this fall, Alexandria will be producing and directing a music art-video tentatively titled,"HAIL MARY"

"The artistically visual story line will embody the controversial sensuality of my Nude Nuns, with the enigmatic woman from theological history called, Mary Magdalene. For me, Mary Magdalene represents the much maligned and forgotten Goddess of the ancient Pagan belief systems. Fundamental Christianity has not only stripped this woman of the title of Goddess, and reduced her memory to that of a penitent whore, but has also denied her the basic rights of lover, wife, and mother." 

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www.goddessofwar.com

As an artist, I find the human body to be the most beautiful form of art. Without uttering a sound, it speaks volumes beyond the capabilities of
the spoken word.

Growing up in all over Europe, my childhood was rich in history, mythology, philosophy, religious beliefs, and superstitions. My own philosophies, evolved
from these roots, are the inspiration for my drawn art, photography, motion pictures, and video projects. What I've discovered over the years, as I continue to travel the world, is that we are all the same.
Every human-being, regardless of ethnic origin, responds to art in all its’ forms. Our responses are based on collective and individual belief systems, but we still respond.

It's inherent in human nature to be tempted by the
forbidden. . .Taboo.