Lemon Juice

"The eye, without having to look, there is a form that triggers the feeling of adequacy, because it appears to all as the very essence of beauty, without variation or discretion, without context or effort. Now, in the still life with lemon, a work that can’t be reduced only to the mastery of execution, a work that bubbles forth with the feeling of adequacy, the feeling of the is the way it should be placed, a work that It enables you to experience the power of objects and their interactions, to grasp their solidarity with the look and magnetic fields that attract or reject them, the ineffable bond that weaves them and generates a force, and unexplained secret that wave that comes from tension and balance of representation - in this work which, therefore, is overflowing the feeling of adequacy - the arrangement of objects and food reached the universal in the particular: the timeless of the appropriate form." With these words in Muriel Barbery's novel The Elegance of the Hedgehog describes the painting Still Life with lemon Claesz, Dutch painter of Antwerp. The same magic happens with photography Lemon juice Manolo Tatti. Our gaze is enraptured by the beauty of the objects (the hand-painted earthenware jar, the transparency of the juicer and the handkerchief from the hand-embroidered edges) that are in the daily actions of their raison d'etre.

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