Myths and legends

They rise from another world.
The women in this gallery don’t pose — they embody.
Ancient goddesses, dark warriors, mythological heroines or imagined figures — they pass through the lens like one would step through a mirror.

Here, boudoir photography becomes a ritual.

Each image summons an archetype, a memory buried in our collective imagination.
Sensuality takes on a sacred, almost magical form. It does not seduce — it invokes.
Between sensual photography and fine art nudes, I pay tribute to the iconic figures that have shaped our unconscious: the provocative Catherine from Basic Instinct, the wild Lilou from The Fifth Element, the magnetic Mystique from X-Men, the flamboyant Jessica Rabbit, the feline Catwoman, or the tender Rose from Titanic.

They stand alongside Luis Royo’s warrior women, adventurers like Lara Croft, queens like Cleopatra or Daenerys from Game of Thrones, modern witches such as Wednesday Addams, or the mischievous Harley Quinn.
Even fairy tales are welcome here: Alice in Wonderland, Little Red Riding Hood, and the Lady of the Lake become symbols of power and ambiguity.

These mythological glamour shots are not meant to please.
They stir, they conjure.
And if you sense a muted eroticism, it is the shadow cast by power, mystery, and deep desire.
Here, erotic photography is never gratuitous. It opens a doorway to the archetype — a modern form of visual initiation.

This gallery is a symbolic journey.
An homage to plural and legendary femininity —
Between myth, memory, and mirror.