The combination of ballet and visual art always makes me giddy, so when I spotted Chilean artist Jose Romussi‘s collection of embroidered vintage ballerinas, I knew I had to share. With an acute attention to detail my OCD brain truly appreciates, Romussi gives these old school dancers some cool new threads (see what I did there? har, har) in a series of psychedelic shades to create these super playful portraits. I love the way the wispy embroidered lines mimic the featherlight tutus and sort of electrify them. It’s like that scene in The Wizard of Oz after the tornado, where everything goes from black and white to technicolor…you don’t realize that the world is dull until right before your very eyes, everything is made vivid.
Hey Kirsten,
I think you would appreciate this! Photographic Art Installation for the NYC Ballet, done just beautifully.
http://ifitshipitshere.blogspot.com/2014/02/amazing-photographic-art-installation.html
Hey Lauren! Thanks so much for sharing, it really is a beautiful installation!
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