Inside the tome titled LOVE is an eruption of evocative snapshots, oscillating across timelines, themes and narratives, from contorted bodies caught in moments of intimacy, to stylised shoots, to diary pages, their neat cursive constraining vivid emotion, vignettes illustrating worlds beyond most civilians' imaginations, tender, loving relationships, and everything in between.
Bliss's approach in the photo book 'LOVE' was a deliberate attempt to 'release shame through loving tendencies,' documenting loving relationships that span romantic to familial, friendships to strangers, with an aim to create a physical representation of one's life experiences.
The ideal message in 'LOVE' advocated leading with complete vulnerability, resisting the pressure to refine and curate, and instead embracing the messy and real aspects of life as a reflection of honesty.
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