A.Vivaldi, nature in music
Impressionism and Nature
Duration : approx. 15 min
Curated by Fabio Salituro by Immaginaria.info
The immersive projection tells an artistic story, creating a symbiosis between one of Antonio Vivaldi’s musical works, ‘The Four Seasons’ (1725), and some of the works of art by the greatest painters of French Impressionism such as Claude Monet ( Haystacks, Spring Effect, The Promenade, On the Prairie, Spring ), Alfred Sisley ( Snow Effect at Louveciennes ), Pierre-Auguste Renoir ( Dance at the Gallette Mill ), Camille Pissarro ( Park ) and many others.
Each of the four parts of Vivaldi’s composition represents a season of the year and each season has its own characteristic movement. Spring and summer begin with the energy of spring awakening, while autumn and winter evoke the melancholic sweetness of nature’s sleep.