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Youth: Women & Children, First 2016 ~ by Quam Odunsi

The Youth: Women & Children, First. artwork by Quam Odunsi is an on-going exhibition of the debauchery of youth that consists of friends, lovers, sexual encounters and acquaintances. This exclusive series of Polaroids feature model Nikki Anne and Creative Director Charlie Erickson and were shot on Polaroid camera and film at Hecho Studio in Los Angeles, California.  The photographs explore excess indulgence of sensual pleasures and corruption.
Find more work by Quam Odunsi on Instagram.
01 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 5
02 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 6
03 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 9
04 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 12
05 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 11
06 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 13
07 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 3
08 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 4
09 Quam Odunsi -Model Nikki Anne - Charlie Erickson - Polaroid 10

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