The project was submitted by Colours Magazine’s reader Gian Guido Zurli from Italy.
Artisit’s Statement:
I’m introducing part of an entire project called “Totentanz”. Inside this project you could see photographs of funeral arts and related landscapes of the most beautiful cemeteries of Italy. Most of those pictures are shoot with infrared technique for obtaining a dreaming and fairy atmosphere and the feeling of the stone of the statues became living like a human skin.
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