#photodocumentary

FINAL VIDEO:  Episode 51 – Le Violon d”ingres, Man Ray 🎻✨ Le Violon d'Ingres—a striking fusion of art, photography, and surrealism that has mesmerized the world for almost a century. Captured by the legendary Man Ray, this iconic image of his muse Kiki de Montparnasse features violin f-holes superimposed on her back, creating an unforgettable, dreamlike visual that pushes the boundaries of both photography and art.

But this is more than just a photograph; it's a masterpiece born from Man Ray's boundless creativity, where photography meets innovation and art history. In this video, we delve deep into the story behind this surreal image, its lasting impact on modern art, and why it remains one of the most celebrated works of the 20th century.

Don’t miss out on exploring the genius behind Le Violon d'Ingres—watch the full video now! Link in bio.

a photodocumentation project by Anne Sheira Mendoza, for the class THU-11 | Creative Project.

"A collection of one seconds I witnessed from the lives of different peoples from different places."

Gui Christ | In the edges of the Amazon forest in the Brazilian northeast, the African spirituality met the indigenous faith, and that's how 'Encantaria' was born. Portrait of Pajé (healer) Akroá Gamella, Maria Roxa | portrait, color photography