The Magic of Art by giulband

DAZ|Studio • Surrealism • posted on May 11, 2017

Contains nudity

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Art has the ability to frame a reality by giving it through the interpretation of the artist new meanings.

Comments (99)

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bodo_56

3:33PM | Fri, 23 June 2017

An outstanding image, great work!

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anahata.c

4:42AM | Sat, 24 June 2017

Another of your "art-within-art" and "art-within-life" images. And, like all the others, this is perfect.

These women are in an empty chamber. It looks (almost) like a bath-house (italian: bagno pubblico---yes?) The room is a place where people are naked, they are 'themselves': They carry nothing more than their original bodies.

As we move up the image, suddenly a frame appears: And the women have become art. They have become immortalized in stone. Or---another vision---they have become a moment-frozen-in-time. This is somewhat similar to the dreams in your previous dance image: This is one dream...but soon, there will be another. There are countless 'paintings' possible here...an artist can create artwork after artwork. Here, you have given us one...

The women in the frame each have different hues. And different poses. One woman---on the bottom---is questioning, pondering. And, I love how one woman has flesh-colored hair inside the frame; but her hair is a rich red outside the frame.

Finally, the women hold the frame: They hold it, as if they were performing this artwork. As if they were presenting it to the world. Their bodies hold the art, and they are its pedestal.

Brilliantly done, Giuliano. And, as with all your images, it's beautiful to look at, as well.

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