Artist Filippo Ioco travels the world to create his magnificent body painting series called ‘Landscapes.’ In it, nude models are covered in natural-colored pigments and posed in environments like deserts, sandy beaches, and woodlands, their camouflage so perfectly applied that they seamlessly blend in with around.
It’s often hard to find the figures in Ioco’s photographs, and only after a thorough examination do you see them acting like the branch of a tree or the flattened curve of a large rock. Skimming through the series can feel a bit like Where’s Waldo? So, how many of the painted models can you spot?
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