Brooklyn based artist, Erin Riley, is trying to reclaim female sexuality by weaving tapestries of women taking nude selfies.
It’s an unusual contrast of a very traditional medium conveying a totally modern phenomenon, but it works incredibly well.
Riley got her first sewing machine when she was eight, starting her life-long fascination for textiles and all things cloth.
In 2009 she began this series on nude women.
She told Metro.co.uk: ‘I was inspired by how women were starting to live their lives online in a sexual manner and the backlash or support that was given.’