At the Republican National Convention in Cleveland this July, 100 naked women will stand facing the Quicken Loans Arena holding large, round mirrors. They'll be part of artist Spencer Tunick's latest large-scale art installation: "Everything She Says Means Everything."
The New York-based artist has been planning this project since 2013—back when Donald Trump was little more than a hyper-rich businessman and reality-TV personality.
"I could never have imagined there would be such a heightened attention to the male-versus-female dynamic of this Cleveland juggernaut of a convention," Tunick tells Esquire. "But I feel like doing this will sort of calm the senses. It brings it back to the body and to purity."
So what's the deal with the mirrors, Spencer? "The mirrors communicate that we are a reflection of ourselves and the world that surrounds us."
Tunick has been working with large mirrors since 2013 in prepara
