My Dearest,
Here starts our story. At least, I imagine so. I would say some mysterious words to turn you on. I will guide you through the shadows of my secret garden. Then in my library, my art studio, and bedroom…
This bi-monthly newsletter is a diary of what's turn me on. It will be quick to read. Something like 2 ideas in 2 minutes. For this first shot, it will be Intimate and Crash. The title always says it all!
Intimate
Beyond pleasure, beyond pain, beyond obsession…
Enjoy this newsletter as the intimate extension of my art pleasures. Instead of sending my tweets in darkness, here I can almost see you. We can email each other to say Hello, using our names.
I will talk in a more personal way about my sketches, my inspirations, my kinks. Let's give ourselves six months as a first shot. And, as a reader, tell me everything you want, what do you think?
Crash
Yes! I am excited by this thing involving sexual arousal from staging and watching disasters, such as traffic collisions. And the film Crash filmed by Cronenberg is a pure controversial beauty.
The original story is a novel by J. G. Ballard, first published in 1973. It is about symphorophilia, basically a car-crash sexual fetishism. Ballard himself explains it very well in a short film.
Crash! (1971) by J. G. Ballard directed by Harley Coklisswith, J. G. Ballard and Gabrielle Drake
On Twitter, I love the aesthetic of naked selfies taken in a car. It is kind of a combination of public exposure, cruiser experience, and parking boredom. With this erotic risk of being caught…
In my last story Little Death, I picture the power of the mistress and the car, both associated in a dramatic event: Where the dominatrix knows how to crash the car to harm her slave only.
Here ends the first issue! Next one will be named A Bizarre Torment…
Love always,
Sissi
Beautiful movie captures machine fatalism love and sexualities desires