Exhibitions, Italy, Roma, 04 May 2012
FLAMENCO celebrates the life of Flora Contoli in the photos, host of Low Gallery
Friday, May 4 Minima Gallery, famous exhibition space in the center of the capital, will host the vernissage of Celebrating Life-flamenco, Flora Contoli photographic project, which recounts the course of bales of International Women's House in Rome.
Through a black and white at times violent, the photographic compositions set in a classic dimension of simple tests of dance: the lack of makeup and set design, disappears, dominated by the expressive power of the body, evoking elegance and primal creative energy the woman.
The shots linger on black skirts, the ecstatic faces, waves of bodies filled with the music, silhouetted against a white background evanescent.
Shows a dynamic but still in time: an intimate celebration of life.
Friday, May 4 Minima Gallery, famous exhibition space in the center of the capital, will host the vernissage of Celebrating Life-flamenco, Flora Contoli photographic project, which recounts the course of bales of International Women's House in Rome.
Through a black and white at times violent, the photographic compositions set in a classic dimension of simple tests of dance: the lack of makeup and set design, disappears, dominated by the expressive power of the body, evoking elegance and primal creative energy the woman.
The shots linger on black skirts, the ecstatic faces, waves of bodies filled with the music, silhouetted against a white background evanescent.
Shows a dynamic but still in time: an intimate celebration of life.
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