A black-and-white photo of a person mid-air in a Superman-style body suspension pose, supported by multiple hooks in their back and legs, smiling joyfully toward the camera. They are suspended horizontally in a large indoor space with high ceilings and visible rigging. A group of onlookers—some seated, some standing—watch with expressions of admiration, amusement, and support. The atmosphere is lively and communal, capturing a moment of shared experience and transformation.

Pierced and Pointed

In addition to being a member of Russia’s #Leeds Suspension Team, Arseniy Andersson is an accomplished body modification artist.  One year ago Arseniy pointed this young woman’s ears, and here’s how it looks today.  If I’m not mistaken, at least one of the multiple piercings she has is going through the pointed area.

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10 responses to “Pierced and Pointed”

  1. MissCherry Avatar
    MissCherry

    I’m curious if she can sleep on that side at night…and if her ears are smelly. It must be hard to clean all those piercings every day!

  2. Nixiie Avatar
    Nixiie

    Thats a really nice pointy point!

  3. Taveon Avatar
    Taveon

    the pointed ears in combo with the shave eyebrows and colored dreads make her look out of this world, in the best possible way

  4. meow Avatar
    meow

    yes! the no eyebrows revolution has begun.

  5. Natolio Avatar
    Natolio

    Que hermosa oreja!

  6. Klem Avatar

    The purpleish spot on the ear doesn’t look good to me…., nice ear project though…

  7. Gene Avatar
    Gene

    It seems to me that several years ago, this lady was interviewed on TV in Europe somewhere.
    At the time she had been looking for a surgeon to modify her ears with no success though….
    She finally found one !
    A neat job !
    I wish I could talk my woman into that!
    Maybe some day… It would look great on her too!!
    It looks great!

  8. Arseniy Andersson Avatar
    Arseniy Andersson

    in addiction, to Rob’s words:

    All these multiple piercings were done before this woman came to me to get her ears pointed.
    She had about 55 piercings in each ear, some of them were badly irritated, scared, etc.
    So it wasn’t easy work to point these ears.
    Nevertheless, i’ve successed in that.
    And piercings in pointed zone are just the legacy of that her 55, i don’t think it’s good idea to pierce pointed triangle in first year or two wearing.

    And as for:
    >Arseniy Andersson is an accomplished body modification artist.
    i’m still learining and looks like i will be learning next 10-20 years ;P but thanks for kind words.
    keep on keeping on! 😉

  9. harobu Avatar

    I keep coming back to this picture. She’s so beautiful.

  10. Tony Avatar
    Tony

    she looks like a vulcan

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