Metamorphosis and madness, Japan project

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Metamorphosis and madness, Japan project sent on April 12, 2021 (13:45) by Silvia Alessi. 3 comments, 1424 views.

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Usagi è una maiko, una giovane apprendista geisha, anche se già esperta nel suono del tamburo e nella danza del delfino. Nell'immaginario occidentale del Dopoguerra la geisha era considerata una prostituta, in realtà nulla di più lontano dal vero. Essa è una donna elegante e raffinata, che seguendo una tradizione secolare indossa dei kimono con fogge fantastiche, ha un'acconciatura assai elaborata e si dipinge tutto il volto di bianco escludendo una parte del collo, ed eccelle in diverse arti, tra le quali la conversazione, la musica, il canto, la danza, la calligrafia. Ho voluto apposta ritrarre uno dei simboli più alti della femminilità giapponese, una vera opera d'arte vivente, ammirata e adorata da tutti, insieme alla statua fallica anch'essa bianca e sinuosa e insieme alla donna transessuale Rosa dolce e duplice, mettendo in scena una straniante ambiguità.

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Gato	sent on April 12, 2021 (17:04) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) I still really like your project! I hope to one day be able to see these works of art of yours on display in an important gallery! :-)

MatteoGroppi

sent on April 13, 2021 (16:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

compared to others I get less because from the image the duplication of pink that is obviously linked to the statue and geisha at the conceptual level is not evident.
I like the composition, this "decomposity" that makes the alienating effect described and the basic idea

Naturman

sent on April 13, 2021 (18:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Not just reading. Difficulty reading the symbols. The look must turn x the photo. Probably in gigantography makes

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