Flamingo. Così in alto, così in basso
Digital on Paper
35x24in
$1,360
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Antonio Milesi
Italy
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- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 31.5x47.2in
- Edition : 5 / 25
- Artist's proof : 1
- Hors commerce : 20
About this artwork
I took this image because I wanted to capture the geometric elegance that emerges from the apparent chaos of a group of flamingos foraging.
My goal was not only to document the species, but to abstract the flamingo from its surrounding reality. In this shot, the stark blackness eliminates any spatial distractions (branches, mud, or vegetation), transforming the birds into sculptures of light and color. I wanted to isolate this "resonance" between… the bodies to demonstrate how nature, when observed with patience, is capable of composing involuntary symmetries of extraordinary beauty.
My goal was not only to document the species, but to abstract the flamingo from its surrounding reality. In this shot, the stark blackness eliminates any spatial distractions (branches, mud, or vegetation), transforming the birds into sculptures of light and color. I wanted to isolate this "resonance" between… the bodies to demonstrate how nature, when observed with patience, is capable of composing involuntary symmetries of extraordinary beauty.
Antonio Milesi
Italy
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Antonio Milesi is a contemporary pictorialist photographer strongly inspired by Romantic painting. He investigates the mystery that surrounds every form and the intrinsic beauty of nature, from the smallest detail to the grandeur of the landscape.
His educational path is atypical: after completing a scientific course that led him to a degree in Economics, he cultivated a deep interest in the mystery of the human soul, meditation, and Eastern cultures: influences that are reflected in his artistic sensibility and his mysterious perception of the world.
He developed his solid photographic technique by working professionally as a portrait and still life photographer in the studio. This experience gave him the skills needed to translate his vision into nuanced images, where light, shadow, and composition merge for the viewer to reflect more deeply. Revealing what vibrates beyond appearances.
His educational path is atypical: after completing a scientific course that led him to a degree in Economics, he cultivated a deep interest in the mystery of the human soul, meditation, and Eastern cultures: influences that are reflected in his artistic sensibility and his mysterious perception of the world.
He developed his solid photographic technique by working professionally as a portrait and still life photographer in the studio. This experience gave him the skills needed to translate his vision into nuanced images, where light, shadow, and composition merge for the viewer to reflect more deeply. Revealing what vibrates beyond appearances.
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