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"Lustre " evokes brilliance, surfaces, and glitter. In 18th-century French art, "nothing mattered more than a turn of phrase that lent brilliance to a trite expression of love" (G.H. Whittet). For artist Gérard Musy, the language of photography offers its own eloquent syntax, its own potential for sparkling turns of phrase. Today, that brilliance emanates from leather and latex, from chains and whips, and is captured and sealed in the silver of Musy’s photographic prints.
William A.Ewing, Director, Musée de l'Elysée, Lausanne
limited edition of 1000
comes with a DVD by Michele Di Maggio
text by William A.Ewing
2007 by LLeditions, Geneva
ISBN
"Lustre " evokes brilliance, surfaces, and glitter. In 18th-century French art, "nothing mattered more than a turn of phrase that lent brilliance to a trite expression of love" (G.H. Whittet). For artist Gérard Musy, the language of photography offers its own eloquent syntax, its own potential for sparkling turns of phrase. Today, that brilliance emanates from leather and latex, from chains and whips, and is captured and sealed in the silver of Musy’s photographic prints.
William A.Ewing, Director, Musée de l'Elysée, Lausanne
limited edition of 1000
comes with a DVD by Michele Di Maggio
text by William A.Ewing
2007 by LLeditions, Geneva
ISBN
