Lord God called to the man and said: "D or ndee stá s? »10 He replied:« I have heard your voice in the garden, and I was afraid because I am naked; that's why I hid. Yahweh God replied: 11 «Who made you see that you were naked? Have you eaten here from the tree that I forbade you? » 1 The human being has the need to dress, on the one hand, to fulfill the need to protect himself and to cover himself from the cold and heat. And on the other by a compendium of social laws. But they do not respond to a specific "form". He is the only being on earth who has this ability. When we endow
1 The Holy Bible. Old Testament. Genesis. Verse 9-11.
another being in clothing, such as an animal, is surprised and finds it amusing that he suddenly acquires a personality.
On the other hand, we find in modesty, a sample of
the relationship we have with our body. The modesty or shame of the body is born when we want to be covered, our body becomes strange, and we are aware that we can be the object of desire, putting into play our sexuality. It is a reaction of self-possession and self-determination of the body itself. It is an expression of recognition and respect towards the human being. Today, shame reaction works, too
to protect ourselves from our more "mundane" side. Lucian Freud showed us in his paintings his interest in the nude as an image of the body that openly shows the defenseless person, just as he is, in his
"misery", on his most human side. Asking his friends and acquaintances to pose for him, refusing to portray models, because according to him, they were never naked. He says, "from so much being looked at, a second skin has come out." 2

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