Rogan Richards

Toss Rogan Richards into a sweaty pit with weights, mirrors and a four pack of Woodstock (pre-mixed bourbon and Coke for those of you outside of Australia) and you have the latest project from the Hercules of Hedonism, though with some very surprising twists.

On opening night of The Company of Men exhibition, currently in Melbourne, the self proclaimed, “muscle beast” picked up the weights and started to pump up in between FLEX!ing in the mirror as the viewers above watched on.

As his fans know, it’s ALL about the FLEX! And there’s only one FLEX! Watching it live is a whole new experience.
What no one could expect was the three-song performance piece into which Rogan literally exploded, exploring masturbation, the eternal struggle between sex and love, gay identity, vanity and pop art. Only involving the people watching him at the very end when he told them all what they secretly wanted to hear. That he is having sex dreams about them.

He repeated this show days later, but at the third performance, he more deeply explored the fetishes and fantasies of his followers. He launched into a 30-minute physical montage of what his Instargam has become known for, #mirrorlovin. With camera in hand he wore different pairs of underwear and lycra, while oiling his thick ripped muscles and FLEX!ing in the mirrors while he took ‘selfies’. See pictures attached.

This Saturday the 25th January at 3pm EST Rogan asks his followers to interact with him live from the pit when he will be on his SKYPE account (profile name, Rogan Richards) to give free CAM SHOWS to whoever logs on. You can also twitter him (profile name @RoganRichards ) There’s not much Rogan won’t do on camera so hit him up and tell him waht you want to see…

Following this the untamed testosterone teaser has promised a “happy ending” at the exhibit’s closing night on 1 February.

For information on the Company of Men exhibition go to:
www.facebook.com/Companyofmenexhibition

For a review about Rogan’s performance piece go to:
http://mattolucas.com/melbourne-art-review/company-of-men#item-29