"Miami's expansive venue allowed for the grand display of Sorayama's sculptures, reflecting themes of technology and eroticism that resonate with the city's art scene," Gluck says. "With AI and robotics on the rise in cultural interest, Sorayama's work feels timely, engaging Miami's tech-savvy audience in discussions about technology's impact on human identity."
David Gluck, the founder and executive director of MoSex, explains that the new Miami space engages visitors on the broad spectrum of human sexuality with its collection of over 15,000 objects.
The newly opened MoSex Miami features a larger, permanent version of the original location's popular Super Funland, which offers playful explorations of human form and the erotic history of carnivals.
The grand opening features an elaborate Halloween party, including a Salvador Dalí-inspired erotic mermaid show and a unique exhibition by Japanese pin-up artist Hajime Sorayama.
Collection
[
|
...
]