My name is Elle Voss. For me it’s more than a name — it’s the space where I reinvented myself.

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I carry my story on my skin.
“Love yourself” — a reminder of the years I had to fight for that truth.
“Stay horny for art” — my vow to stay alive, passionate, hungry for change.

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I was born in Ukraine, studied economics, and worked as a furniture engineer. I loved drawing structures, creating designs, turning ideas into reality. Then the war destroyed the world I knew. I left, I traveled, I lost friends to judgment — but I chose freedom over fear.

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At one point I weighed 165 pounds. Now I am 110. I lost 55 pounds not because I hated my body, but because I wanted to see what else I could become. And the truth is — I felt sexy then, and I feel sexy now. Beauty was never about numbers. It was always about the courage to enjoy myself fully.

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Photography became my language. Nude, erotic, sensual — yes. But above all, art.
I never wanted to hide my body. I wanted to turn it into living art — fearless, elegant, unapologetic. What I create is intimate and bold, erotic but never pornographic.

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Today I live in the U.S., supporting my family from afar, building my career as a model, and exploring acting and art. My story is not about what I lost, but about what I continue to create.

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Through photography, I celebrate the female body as strength, elegance, and sensuality.
I am Elle Voss — and my art is my freedom.