Marisa Papen’s love for naturism has led to her having brushes with the law.
Last year, the controversial blogger was jailed after she was caught posing naked at an ancient Egyptian temple.
And in June, she sparked fury by streaking at holy sites in Jerusalem.
This backlash hasn’t been enough to deter the passionate nudist from her unconventional hobby, as she’s continued to travel the world taking saucy snaps.
In her latest stunt, the former Playboy model conducted a daring photoshoot in Istanbul.
She bared her bottom half outside the Hagia Sophia, a religious landmark that has stood since 537 AD.
In one jaw-dropping image, Marisa could be seen flashing her intimate areas in the doorway.
Even though tourists and locals could be seen walking around behind her, the brazen exhibitionist didn’t seem to worry about getting caught.
In a recent blog post, the Belgian bombshell revealed what motivated her to carry out the shoot.
She suggested that she stripped off to protest against the tyranny of religion.
Marisa wrote: “This is all about a message, and the message is all about making people think for themselves through our imagery.
“We're trying to help people break free of their mental imprisonment by the governments and religions of this planet.
“We have all become so blinded and dumified that we just accept.
“We do not question anything anymore. Everything is controlled, manipulated.”
Unlike her previous work, the naturist’s latest pictures seem to have gone down well with her followers.
One blog commenter wrote: “Absolutely beautiful! Very great pictures in some awesome places.”
Another said: “Marisa this is truly a beautiful and brilliant and very powerful story.”
A third added: “Love your work, and your brave efforts to try and get people to free themselves of religion and rules that bind them into a little box.”
Marisa isn’t the only activist to strip off at famous landmarks.
In September, Deborah de Robertis stunned onlookers by baring all in Lourdes, France.
After making the naked appearance, the exhibitionist was spoken to by police.
This isn’t the only time she’s been questioned by cops, who were angered when she got naked in front of the Mona Lisa.
Court charges were later dropped as the protestor claimed her performance was intended to “question the place of women in the history of art”.