Created by Elliott Gotkine, CNNArad, Israel With desert peaks stabbing the sky and a slim blue ribbon of Dead Sea shimmering in the distance, the ghostly figures of all around 200 gentlemen and women — painted head to toe in white — began appearing from powering an outcrop. Every and every single one particular of them was naked. Which could only mean one particular matter: Entire world-renowned New York artist Spencer Tunick was back to photograph his newest set up. “I’m right here to raise consciousness of the receding waters of the Dead Sea,” he mentioned at a resort terrace in the southern Israeli city of Arad, “and to bring…