In December 2014, the BILD newspaper (NRW edition) published a full-page article about the artist Ekaterina Moré and her art project “Eve’s Daughters – Sense & Sensuality”, which was created in collaboration with Playboy magazine.
Under the headline “Our Playmates – beautiful as paintings”, the editorial team presented the 12 large-format female portraits, which are based on real Playmates. The artworks show the depicted women not as classic nude models, but as modern goddesses of love – stylized, expressive, and staged with luminous colors.
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The article highlights the aesthetic transformation of Playboy’s imagery through Moré’s characteristic style: intensely colorful, symbolically charged, and deliberately not photorealistic. The portrayed women appear as archetypal figures with a strong presence – each image composition refers to female self-determination, sensuality, and individuality.
The BILD newspaper also refers to the prominent sources of inspiration for the project: these include artists such as Helmut Newton, Dalí or Warhol, who also contributed to the artistic history of Playboy.
📍 Staged for public impact
The project "Eve's Daughters" was previously presented in an exhibition at the Burda Haus Munich and opened with a large vernissage attended by guests from media, art, and culture. The coverage in the BILD newspaper underscores the project's broad public perception and positions Ekaterina Moré as an artist at the interface of pop culture, femininity discourse, and contemporary painting.
👉 More about Ekaterina Moré's projects for Playboy:
➤ Article: "Eve's Daughters – Sense & Sensuality: My Playboy Art Project"
➤ Article: "My Cover for Playboy – Art, Eroticism & Modern Femininity"
➤ Article: "Playboy on Ekaterina Moré: "Eve's Daughters" – 12 Playmates as Modern Goddesses of Love"
