Angelo Musco's incredible photographic surreal landscapes built by thousands of nude bodies

Angelo Musco (born Italy, 1973) is best known for photographic surreal landscapes built by thousands of nude bodies, where the natural architectures and visionary landscapes are filled with the haunting mysticism of his own origins.

Recurring themes relate to his difficult birth, such as confinement, subterranan worlds, and natural architecture. The human body has taken more and more space in his work, often weaving and connecting masses of nude bodies in mosaics creating constructions that are literal or symbolic representations of eggs, nests, amniotic fluid and other inspirations from the miracle of procreation.