If you’ve ever wondered what posing in a massive nude photoshoot feels like, now is the chance to volunteer for an upcoming art installation with thousands of other flesh-baring participants.
The photographer says each volunteer will represent one of the more than 2,500 Australians who die from skin cancer every year and has partnered with Skin Check Champions, a charity that runs free skin check clinics in Australia.
"This will be a big, bold and beautiful celebration of skin. Something we all have in common," the charity's website says.
Turnick has famously used flesh to create interesting landscapes with nude bodies en masse flowing, contorting, clinging and working together, often for political and philanthropic causes.
Tunick has organized over 100 temporary installations in iconic cities and sites around the world, including the Dead Sea, Sydney Opera House, a Swiss glacier and Mexico City’s Zocalo Plaza, with dozens, hundreds or thousands of volunteers, according to the photographer's website.
The event is set to take place on Nov. 26 in Sydney, where Tunick hosted another nude photo shoot in 2010. Only those who sign up to volunteer will be sent the exact location and details, according to the website.
You can volunteer for the installation, which is free to participate in, by signing up online.
Here's a look at some of Tunick's past nude photo shoots.
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