Shipwrecked and thieves, submissive employees and dreamy men, prisoners, beggars and bossy wives. With just innocence, with tenderness and ignoring the canon of political correctness, Diego Parés recovers emblematic characters … Continue Reading Humor Petiso
Centuries of evolution, flashes of emancipation coming from art — from Michelangelo to Academism —, or from movements like those of the 60s, then a new inexorable decline towards a … Continue Reading Neudies
There’s an unequal struggle that always seems to see humanity succumb, in the infinite effort to free mother earth from evil, which covers it like a ghostly shroud. Humanity writhes, … Continue Reading Humanity Against Evil
Generally thought to depict the excerpt “God created man in His own image, etc.,” that of Michelangelo is perhaps the best known fresco painting of all time. Despite its importance … Continue Reading The Creation of Adam
The inner vicious fooled me again, it finally happened that I went down in search of a beer, because a movie must be seen properly. I’ve picked up the bike … Continue Reading No Gathering
Are you in quarantine and starting to feel like the figure in a painting locked up in its frame for decades or centuries? You just have to become that figure, … Continue Reading Getty Museum Challenge
Apparently started by Guardian journalist Ben Beaumont-Thomas, when he simply pointed out how some of the best photos around resembled classic Italian paintings, the Accidental Renessaince seems to have become … Continue Reading Accidental Renaissance
