Ballet: Swan Lake
A unique artwork full of contrasts between vibrant base colors and delicate footsteps
The original artwork from the epic ballet Swan Lake is one of the most popular of all classical ballets. Ballet comes from the Italian word “Balletto” meaning little dance, originated in Italy during the 15th and 16th centuries, called the Renaissance (corresponding to Rinascimento in Italian, meaning “rebirth”), as a combination of social dance and choreographed display.
50.000,00 €
Process
Adriana Garza Coeto, our ballerina, performed live in the UK, becoming a human brush in a captivating artwork. Her expressive movements, captured on camera, created delicate footprints on a blue canvas representing Swan Lake. Feathers added a unique touch, resulting in a vibrant composition resembling masterpieces by Yves Klein and Jackson Pollock. This artwork immortalizes the magic of dance and reminds us of life’s simple joys.
Artprints
Specifications
Weight
Dimensions
Color
Frame type
Material
5kg
175 x 4 x 136 cm
Blue, White and Light Pink
Canvass, wooden frame
Tempera paint, feathers
Dancer
Location
Music
Adriana Garza Coeto
Bradford University, UK
Swan Lake Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Impact story
Ballet & dance education for underprivileged teens in West Africa
Our initiative
We care for
Our goal is to make a positive impact on society through our activities and be able to effectively find solutions to some of the world’s most pressing problems as identified by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Additionally creating jobs and providing opportunities for under-served communities, helping to reduce poverty, and promoting economic growth are part of our mission.
