Photographer Shoots N*ked People Standing On Their Heads To Mark How Donald Trump 'Turned The World Upside Down'

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People pose nude to mark the Day of the Dead celebrations and "La Calaca" festival

This is really serious, see photographer Spencer Tunick has mark the rise of Donald Trump in the only way he knows by taking nude photos of people.

About 20 people have posed for Tunick's art installation "Inversion" on the outskirts of San Miguel de Allende as part of Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations.

With the "La Calaca" festival as his latest backdrop, the New York-based artist said the work would reflect how Donald Trump had inverted minds and caused hysteria.

The volunteer models, Mexicans and foreigners, were positioned upside down on a hill at Rancho Los Senderos aided by metal rods that had been driven into the ground to provide support, Mexico News Daily reports. 

Spencer Tunick's "Inversion", to mark the Day of the Dead celebrations

People celebrate after they posed nude for photographer Spencer Tunick

People prepare to pose nude as photographer Spencer Tunick

A man carries a woman on his back before people pose nude for photographer Spencer Tunick for his art installation "Inversion", to mark the Day of the Dead celebrations and "La Calaca" festival as his latest backdrop

People pose nude for photographer Spencer Tunick

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