Your pretty for the day, with a side of unusual.Okay, even mouthy broads like us sometimes find ourselves at a loss for words. We'll let Swiss/Italian photographer Christian Tagliavini take over to describe his own work and process:
"I build up stories and dramatize them using photography and creativity as a skillful artifice being at the same time author, stage designer, costume designer, casting manager, director - and photographer."
This series, entitled 1503, is described as:
"Nine still characters from a visionary Renaissance are portrayed in solemn, die-cut costumes to die for. But their glances are seducing each other despite you, the observer."
"I build up stories and dramatize them using photography and creativity as a skillful artifice being at the same time author, stage designer, costume designer, casting manager, director - and photographer."
This series, entitled 1503, is described as:
"Nine still characters from a visionary Renaissance are portrayed in solemn, die-cut costumes to die for. But their glances are seducing each other despite you, the observer."
We think they're stunning; referential to history, but with an otherworldly quality to them that makes them hard to look away. The lighting and the clothing are both gorgeous.
Lucrezia
Donna Clotilde/Lady Clotilde
Bartolomeo
Rittrato di giovane donna/Portrait of Young Woman
Ritratto di Signora in verde/Portrait of a Lady in Green
Ritratto d'uomo/Portrait of a Man
Artemisia
Cecilia
Ritratto di giovane uomo con cappello piumato/Portrait of a Young Man in Feathered Hat [Photo Credit: christiantagliavini.com]
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