Overview

• The completed shoot brought together hundreds of volunteers who undressed and were painted dark green in an olive grove on the outskirts of Granada.
• The work is titled "Porträt Alhambra 1925," a name that nods to the 100th anniversary of the Alhambra beer brand.
• It is Tunick's first installation in the Andalusia region, adding a new locale to his long-running series of mass nude photographs.
• He selected the site after scouting Granada, saying the rows of olive trees looked like people standing in formation.
• Tunick emphasized using non-professional participants and simple poses, noting past projects drew about 1,700 people in Munich in 2012 and about 20,000 in Mexico City in 2007.