
When a young woman starts to grow up, amazing things begin to happen. The flower begins to ripen, and its inner beauty, long hidden beneath the stunning veneer of youth, starts to emerge. For those of us who have been enjoying the images and movies of Koika over the last year or so (and who among us has not been enjoying them?), this new pictorial offers an exciting testament to that growing process through the beauty of one of our favourite models. And by the looks of it, Koika is growing up in all the right ways.
When you look at Koika in these photos, you can see various signs of her impending maturation. First, there are the eyes. After numerous photo shoots and movie sets, after discovering her power over the men of the world via her fame on the Internet, and after realising that her secret beauty is not something private, but something wonderfully public, Koika has gone through a lot, and she’s weathered the shock marvelously. And it’s all in the eyes. Look deeply into those baby blues and you’ll see a young woman – serene, sure of herself, and still curious about what the world has to offer her. No doubt about it, Koika has not spoiled.
Then, of course, there’s her physical comportment. When Koika first came to us, she had the grace of a gangly young lady. Her limbs were long, she was slender, her breasts were still sloping with that newly-arrived freshness. And Koika seemed shy, and nervous, about showing off her secrets. Now, she is rounder, and fuller, and freer with her body. She seems confident when she poses. She eagerly and somewhat brazenly opens up to the camera, fearless of what it might see because she knows now with such confidence that what it will see will be enjoyed by all. This is the freedom of adulthood, and this is the freedom you can see in Koika ’s new pictures.
And that’s why this Met Art series is called “Koikissima.” She is still Koika, but, in a sense, she is “the most Koika,” She is Super Koika, coming on strong and feeling good. Her photo series drip with passion and sensuality, just as she must in her personal life. Yes, she’s got more money than she did a few years back. Yes, she’s got more admirers. And yes, she’s got more “experience.” But in a sense, she’s still the same old (or young) Koika. Still lovely, stilly lively, still breaking our hearts. She’s grown up, but she’s still our baby.
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