Art Photography: The Scream
Is the eighth panel of the series a cry of terror from the flesh in the face of its destruction, or the vital cry of the born child calling life to enter him? Series: The Maiden and Death.
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‘The Scream’, an intense work, printed by Hahnemühle
We present ‘The Scream’, a profound work that questions the human condition, printed on Fine Art Hahnemühle paper and carefully framed.
Is the eighth panel of the series a cry of terror from the flesh in the face of its destruction, or the vital cry of the born child calling life to enter him? The fixed and straight gaze scrutinizes us and questions us about this state: the life carried and symbolized by the “Young Girl” is this precarious condition, this in-between powers that are Nothingness and Death where existence tries to extricate itself and intrude at the same time. Life, this cry, this loud clamor between two darknesses.
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The work entitled The Scream plunges us into a deep reflection on the human condition, where life and death rub shoulders in a state of precariousness. The young girl's fixed and straight gaze scrutinizes us, questioning us about this state of suspense between two opposing powers, Nothingness and Death, from which existence tries to extricate itself and intrude at the same time. Is this cry, this loud clamor, a cry of terror in the face of destruction, or the vital cry of the born child, calling life into him? This question is forcefully asked of us, inviting us to confront our own condition.
The artist's approach here is particularly enlightening, because it allows us to understand the vision behind this work. The photographer offers us a vision of life as a state of tension, of suspense, where precariousness is the rule. The young girl, symbol of life, is this precarious condition, this in-between power that characterizes our existence. The scream, which is both a cry of terror and a vital cry, is the symbol of this tension, of this struggle to extricate oneself from Nothingness and Death. This vision is powerful, because it forces us to confront our own mortality, and to question the meaning of our existence.
We are committed to providing our collectors with a high-quality experience, by printing this artwork on Hahnemühle Fine Art paper, which guarantees exceptional durability and fidelity to the colors of the original. We also ensure careful delivery, so that the work arrives at its destination in the best conditions. In addition, we offer an optional American case frame, which highlights the beauty of the work and protects it for future generations. We are convinced that this work deserves to be treated with the utmost care, and we are committed to the highest standards of quality and professionalism.
The work Le Cri is published in a limited edition, numbered and signed by the artist, which makes it a unique and precious piece. Each print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, which guarantees the
We present ‘The Scream’, a profound work that questions the human condition, printed on Fine Art Hahnemühle paper and carefully framed.
Is the eighth panel of the series a cry of terror from the flesh in the face of its destruction, or the vital cry of the born child calling life to enter him? The fixed and straight gaze scrutinizes us and questions us about this state: the life carried and symbolized by the “Young Girl” is this precarious condition, this in-between powers that are Nothingness and Death where existence tries to extricate itself and intrude at the same time. Life, this cry, this loud clamor between two darknesses.
