Photography steals the soul.
ROBY.PHOTO



History repeats itself. (Thucydides)
And I'll spare you the Karl Marx quote on history.
NAKED
Modern history told in 25 photos.
Three years of work to create a story in pictures, from 1901 to today and the collection is not yet complete.
With a hint of irony, despite being many dramatic events,
inspired by masters more experienced than me.
1901 - The Nobel Prize is born.


1903
December
17 The
Wrights
Brothers First Flight

1912
April 15
Titanic.
1914 June 28 - Sarajevo: Archduke Francesco Ferdinando is killed near the "Latin" bridge.

1920 February 24
Hofbräuhaus of Monaco: Hitler speaks for one of the first times in public.


1922 December 30
Five years after the revolution the U.S.S.R. It is born.
1924 - Satyendranath Bose
(Indian scientist). Theorizes together with Einstein the particles called precisely Bosoni.


1926
John Logie Baird invented the television in a London warehouse.

1929 October 29
Black Tuesday, the New York Stock Exchange collapses.

1939/1945
1945
August 6
Hiroshima.


1955/1975-War in Vietnam: The Americans in these years launched 57 million tons of “Agent Orange” on forests suffocating dioxins; and without calculating Napalm.
1961
August 13
The Berlin Wall is born, people die looking for a way out.


1970
At the beginning of this decade, the concept is forged that the world is divided into three: first, second and third world.
1981
May 13
Pope John Paul II is hit by 4 gunshots fired by Mehmet Ali Ağca belonging to the gray wolves.


1981
July 3
At the beging was: “G.R.I.D. – Gay Related Immuno Deficiency”. Observed that the disease made no distinction of sexual orientation, the term of A.I.D.S. he was coined.

1982
April 2
War between England and Argentina for the Falkland Islands.

1989
November 9
The Berlin wall no longer exists.

1993
September 13
The handshake between Yitzhak Rabin, Prime Minister of Israel and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.

1995
Geneva
The first extrasolar planet is discovered, orbiting around the star: 51 Pegasi.
2001
11 September
Twin towers.


2002
January 1
The euro is born.
2007
July
Martin Bojowald presents the Big Bounce theory, a new theory on the birth of the universe.


2014 - 2018
Isis affects everywhere.

2019
December
The health authorities of the city of Wuhan in China found the first cases of patients showing symptoms of "pneumonia of unknown cause".
“Naked is the History” is not a celebration of the naked body, but an indictment of the standards that have made it shameful. In Fotorobit’s photographic project, nudity is no longer the classical ideal of beauty, but a tool to reveal how modern history has built shame around bodies that deviate from the norm.metmuseum+2
At the heart of this visual narrative stand two women: one thin, one fat. Both are naked, both are exposed to the gaze, yet neither matches the stereotypical image of the “beautiful woman” promoted by media, advertising, and much contemporary art. The thin woman embodies excess control, extreme discipline, the pursuit of a body deemed “acceptable” only when reduced to line and bone; the fat woman represents what dominant culture has often labeled as “too much,” “excessive,” “to be hidden.”zam+1
Placed side by side, these two figures become the antithesis of the idealized woman: they are not muses, not objects of desire, not bodies to be consumed. They are bodies-as-history: bearing the marks of a century that taught women to be ashamed of their flesh, whether it was considered “too little” or “too much.” In this sense, the title “Naked is the History” is programmatic: nudity here tells the story of body shame, not the glory of the artistic nude.journals.sagepub+2
The project fits into a long tradition stretching from the sacred nudity of early Christian communities, where the naked body was part of baptismal ritual, to the Victorian transformation of the body into a source of shame and sin. What Fotorobit does is reverse that logic: instead of covering to protect from shame, it exposes to show how that shame was socially constructed.studenttheses.universiteitleiden+2
The two naked women, thin and fat, thus become a visual manifesto against body shaming: they show that shame does not reside in the body, but in the gaze that judges it. Their nudity does not ask for admiration; it demands justice: the right to exist without being reduced to a standard, a flaw, an exception. In this sense, “Naked is the History” is also an invitation to rewrite history: a history in which the female body is no longer a measure of value, but simply a human presence.