Couple film themselves having sex on grave of Aussie artist in Tasmania

A couple has been filmed having sex on the grave of a renowned Australian artist.

The man and the woman decided to become intimate in the Anglican cemetery of San Marcos, in Cressy, north of Tasmania, in broad daylight.

Pictures have since circulated on social media with the grave identified as belonging to David Hammond Chapman, a painter known for his landscape work.

Chapman died in 1983, and his wife Beatrice was also buried with him, after she passed away in 2018.

In the video, a woman is seen wearing nothing but an unbuttoned orange shirt as she lies on the grave, before her partner joins her.

‘Well, there’s someone’s grave. It’s a grave, baby,’ says the man in the video. the Mercury informed.

‘Let’s fuck in the grave, that’s where it is.’

The woman then mocks the bodies resting in the cemetery and says ‘to the souls of the faithful departed, may they rest in peace’.

One person who saw the footage said they hoped Chapman’s family was aware of what had been done at his burial site.

“I find this extremely disgusting, and I hope the news reaches the family whose grave it is from,” they told the publication.

Since then, images have circulated on social media featuring the grave belonging to David Hammond Chapman, a painter known for his landscape work.

But the couple’s lewd act didn’t end there, with another video making the rounds of a couple, believed to be the same couple, using a fish in a sexual act.

In that video, the woman is seen lying in a boat while her partner uses the live fish to perform a sexual act on her.

‘That’s how you catch a trout,’ says the man.

Tasmanian Police confirmed they were aware of the video featuring the fish and were investigating.

Social media users have been warned to remove the images immediately as owning or sharing them may be a crime.