Giardino del Duca. N6 (2022) Photography by Tatsiana Melnikava
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Limited Edition (#28/30)
Photography,
Digital Photography
on Paper
- Dimensions Height 19.7in, Width 15.8in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Categories Photographs under $500 Figurative Dog
In these moving chords, I could smell the scent of the ancient roses from my dear friend Michele's garden and I saw his magnificent borzoi called Duca moving among the flowering plants with the grace only a sighthound can have…. And here! Liszt gave his interpretation of him to Schubert's songs by creating masterpieces of classical music: he took away the singing, but added his unsurpassed pianism. Why can't I also interpret the beauty of Michele's Garden using what I know how to do: photograph dogs?
Indeed, a dog, THE DOG: Duke.
Just as Liszt during his life transcribed about 50 of Schubert's songs, so too Michele and I begin to interpret the beauty of Duke and his Garden. I don't know if we'll get to 50 photographic portraits too, but in the meantime, here are the first ones.
Of course, the "soundtrack" cannot be missing, so this time I have associated with each photograph the lieder transcribed by Liszt in my favorite performances.
You can find the Playlist in my Spotify account. It is called the "Garden of the Duke".
Good vision and listening!
I propose this photo in the Limited Edition of 30 pieces 40x50 cm (glossy photo paper)
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Tatsiana Melnikava is a dog and portrait photographer. Her work is defined by innovative and forward-thinking lighting. She was born in Belarus in 1970 and spent 24 years as a pianist at the Minsk Conservatory. She traveled to Kiev (Ukraine) in 1995 to study photography at the Fotomaster school of Alex Abramov, one of the most renowned Ukrainian photographers. Leonid Levit, a brilliant portrait photographer, was also one of her mentors.
She married in 2006 and relocated to Ravenna, Italy, with her husband Giovanni and their four wonderful dogs Horowitz, Opalino, Rubelia, and Soldino. Her husband, a dog trainer, and ethologist who has written three books, assist her in her work.
She collaborates on the creation of the "Estro Armonico" collection's bijoux and accessories with images of dogs with artisans Camilla Coccari and Simona Morgagni. She runs the laboratory and shows space in Ravenna's historic center (where her little Photo Atelier is also located) with them. Several Italian breeders and cynophilists are among her clients, as are those from Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, France, Germany, Finland, and Russia.
- Nationality: BELARUS
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Belarusian Artists