Artwork description:

The photograph "Allegro Vivace" is a black and white self-portrait in which the artist is depicted naked, with the score of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's "The Flight of the Bumblebee" projected onto their body. The photograph captures the tension and energy of the music, as the artist becomes one with the composition. The shadows on the wall form a pentagram, adding a mystical element to the image. The artist's long, black hair takes the shape of a quarter note, further emphasizing the connection between the body and the music.

This photograph is a celebration of the beauty and power of music. It invites the viewer to see the body as an instrument and the music as a living, breathing entity. The black and white palette adds to the timeless quality of the image, while the nakedness of the artist conveys a sense of vulnerability and honesty. "Allegro Vivace" is a bold and expressive photograph, one that celebrates the art of music and the human form.

Materials used:

FineArt Baryta Hahnemühle

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