Naked selfie wall paintings won't be censored, says Geelong Council Australia

A goliath stripped man and lady have been painted by a questionable road craftsman on a Building in Geelong – however the council says it won't censor the pictures. 

Melbourne city council has already painted over several paintings by street artist Lushsux, which feature people taking naked selfies.

The latest murals appeared on the Geelong Powerhouse building and feature full-frontal images of a man and a woman taking selfies.... see photos after cut 

City of Greater Geelong’s planning manager Peter Bettess said the artworks on the disused power station would not be censored by the council.

“These are on a private site, whereas the Melbourne piece was in a public laneway,” he said in a statement.

“The human figure has been the subject for countless artists over thousands of years. There will no doubt be strong public opinion about the subject matter.”

In March Lushsux painted a giant mural inspired by a Kim Kardashian nude selfie on the side of a building in Sydney. The City of Sydney council asked the owner of the wall, Zigi Ozeri, to remove the artwork after a neighbour complained.

Over the weekend Lushsux interpreted another of Kardashian’s Instagram selfies, painting a mural on Sniders Lane in Melbourne of the reality TV star posing topless with model Emily Ratajkowski. Kardashian raised an internet storm when she posted the image to Instagram last week.