Samarel the erotic artist by his computer - AI video

About me, the erotic artist

I’ve been chasing the shimmer of erotic art since 2002. What started as experiments on a glowing screen turned into something I could never step away from — a lifelong devotion to capturing desire in motion.

For me, erotica isn’t only about showing bodies; it’s about revealing the charge between them. Every curve, every ripple of light, is a pulse you can almost feel under your fingertips. My art is less about painting sex and more about painting the energy behind it.

Over two decades later, the obsession hasn’t cooled. If anything, it’s hotter, sharper, and even wilder. Erotica, to me, is endless — a universe of lust and light where I still get lost, every single day.

This space, this work, is my invitation to you: step inside the swirl, touch the shine, and see what happens when desire becomes art.

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My story - why i create erotic sex art

Let’s be honest: the most exciting subject in life (and in art) is making love. Bodies in all their forms — male, female, somewhere in between, in every shade — are simply the greatest masterpiece ever made. And me? I can’t stop celebrating them. Each new artwork feels like falling into bed with desire for the very first time… again and again. Spoiler: I never get bored.

Funny thing is, I didn’t even know I was an “erotic artist” at first. I was just a graphic designer messing around with curves, swirls, and skin. But then the feedback rolled in. People weren’t just looking — they were feeling something. They told me my art moved them, turned them on, gave them chills. And that’s when it clicked: I wasn’t playing. I was building an entire world of erotica.

Over the years, I’ve noticed women speak up more about my work than men. Maybe because I give them permission to enjoy “porn art” without the guilt — because what I create isn’t porn, it’s passion, dressed in art.

So here I am, two decades later, still happily obsessed. I didn’t choose the erotic artist life — my audience did. And honestly? I’m glad they did.

A surreal hug between man and woman - erotic sex art by Samarel

The image above, "Kink Hug" was selected for the high profile book "World's Greatest Erotic Art of Today - Vol 1", endorsed by the top erotic museums in the world! The book is sponsored by the Erotic Signature Competition.

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