While the studio's active production has changed over time, it is often discussed in the context of the history of adult-oriented internet art and the evolution of specialized photography studios.
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A terrifying, slow-turning wheel. Submissives are strapped to the rim, spread-eagled. The wheel rotates a full 360 degrees, leaving them inverted, then upright, then inverted again. It tests the limits of spatial disorientation while in strict bondage.
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Perhaps the most famous invention. This is a clear acrylic box connected to a powerful industrial vacuum pump. The submissive, sealed in a latex sleepsack, is inserted into the cube. Gord removes the air. The latex compresses around the body, sucking out every air pocket until the person looks like a vacuum-sealed steak. They cannot move a millimeter. Breathing is facilitated by a rebreather tube. The visual result is a perfectly preserved human in a transparent coffin. Gord would often then tilt the cube or spin it slowly.
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