Nude Adrift by Spencer Tunick is an individual dye coupler photograph from the artist’s 2002 portfolio of the same name, published by Dinaburg Arts LLC, New York. The work belongs to Tunick’s wider photographic practice exploring the relationship between the unclothed human body, public space, landscape, architecture, and collective identity.

The photograph measures 24.8 × 19.7 cm / 9.75 × 7.75 in and is initialed, dated, numbered, and editioned “29 of 150” in ink on the reverse. It is professionally presented in a white wooden frame with white passepartout, with an overall frame size of 37 × 42 cm / 14.6 × 16.5 in.

Spencer Tunick is internationally recognized for photographing unclothed individuals and large groups in natural and urban environments. By removing the body from conventionally private or erotic settings, his work transforms the human figure into part of a broader visual composition. His photographs explore themes of vulnerability, anonymity, freedom, social order, public space, and the relationship between the individual and the collective.

A strong framed limited-edition photograph for collectors of Spencer Tunick, contemporary photography, dye coupler prints, conceptual photography, body-based art, socially engaged art, and works from the Nude Adrift series.

Title: Nude Adrift
Format: Individual dye coupler photograph / framed limited-edition photograph
Material: Dye coupler photograph, white wooden frame, white passepartout
Size: 24.8 × 19.7 cm / 9.75 × 7.75 in
Frame size: 37 × 42 cm / 14.6 × 16.5 in
Year: 2002
Edition: 29/150
Signature: Initialed, dated, numbered, and editioned “29 of 150” in ink verso
Set includes: 1 individual Spencer Tunick photograph from the Nude Adrift portfolio
Framing: Framed in a white wooden frame with white passepartout
Series: Nude Adrift
Publisher: Dinaburg Arts LLC, New York