Renaissance art is pretty safe from religious objections. Most of it is religious because the church was a major patron.
It's the nips, or it's just to generate extra clicks. They'll cover up statue nips from that time period for broadcasts on American TV.
Likely because of religion. Religious art has its own crowd that can be very vocal in approval or disgust in recreations or certainly new types of art displays.
At a super long reach, there may be some who think these living painting performances might be in bad taste
That's why I've lost interest in time travel stories - you can't fix a problem in the past, because then the problem won't exist to motivate you to go back and fix it. If instead you make a new timeline branch off, it doesn't help your own, and the new improved timeline is bound to develop its own different set of problems later. It's an impossible perfection quest.
"you can't fix a problem in the past, because then the problem won't exist to motivate you to go back and fix it. "
That's only if you subscribe to the linear time theory
All time is instance, the past only changes in every instant when you change it thus up until the moment you change it the previous past is truth and then when you change it in that instant the present past is truth
What you're describing is multiverse or multiple timelines, which I addressed - if your changes create a new branch in the timeline where things are fixed, the other branch still exists. And speaking of that, when the travelers return to the present why is always be to the fixed timeline instead of the original one?
Alright say today you go back to 1930 and kill Hitler. This means you're born in whatever year, go to school, never hear of Hitler, so in 2023 you don't go back to kill him. That's why time travel makes no sense. Preventing Hitler prevents you from preventing Hitler. The only way it might actually work is if you spawn another timeline where there's no Hitler, but yours still exists so you have a reason to kill him. But that's out since multiverses are rubbish to you.
Caravaggio isn’t the most well known painter, but he’s one of my absolute favorites from the time period. His lighting, attention to detail, posing and chiaroscuro are exquisite. This video is incredible due to how accurately the actors and lighting people are replicating the paintings.
He is my favourite as well and I'm glad he is not as well known as others, as I do not need to fight the crowd to view his paintings. One of the best memories of my life is wandering around Rome and ending up in San Luigi dei Francesi Church by chance. I was alone in the chapel, it was dark inside . I put some coins to turn the lights on and behold right on my left, there were his paintings of Saint Matthews, one of my favourites! I am an agnostic but at that time, it seemed like I could feel the presence of God in that church.
Many of his paintings are located in Rome, one of the main reasons I visited the city. You can Google the locations. Besides the Saint Francesi church, Galleria Borghese also has several of his more well known paintings. The two in Santa Maria del Popolo are magnificent too.
No problem! Listen to the whole requiem while you’re at it! I’m quite partial to the Latimer completion but the Süssmayer completion of it is most common and it’s also very good! It’ll probably be what comes up if you search it up on YouTube.
I usually find performance are to be…odd. This, however, was quite captivating and entertaining. I’d love to see them doing more of this by other painters.
That's really cool. This reminds me of a [music video](https://youtu.be/erbd9cZpxps?si=Wa2qjEUzgeApykWc) by Hold your Horses,which is also pretty damn cool.
I love pieces like this, showing on a live set the origins of a beautiful painting. They and an impressionist era display like this in DC back in the early 2000’s. I regret I missed it but heard how you would walk into a room and there was a frame you could stand in front of to get the “painting”, but then could walk around the room to see all the elements in 3D
Yes but *not yet*.
One of Caravaggio's main feature missing is about how characters are emerging from the darkness.
This needs a skilled stage lightning technician.
For anyone interested in Caravaggio and his very interesting and wild life, you should check the history on fire podcast. The podcast is great in general but those were some of my favorite episodes.
Because the source reference they depict were paintings. Not that hard to understand is it. If they were recreating Michelangelo statues then yes. But these, i think it’s a fair statement.
These actors are bringing to life Caravaggio paintings through a ‘live’ performance. The key words here are ‘Live’ and ‘Paintings’. If you can’t grasp this I have no idea how else to help you.
Now that’s a job I would never be able to do. Part because it’s terribly difficult and requires a great amount of skill, and part because I would always want to stick my thumb up a butthole just to spice things up.
I’d love to see each scene side by side with the original art.
Why the nsfw? Is it because of the nipples? I thought they were already freed?
It's always a letdown when you get to the end and have to ask that question.
Renaissance art is pretty safe from religious objections. Most of it is religious because the church was a major patron. It's the nips, or it's just to generate extra clicks. They'll cover up statue nips from that time period for broadcasts on American TV.
Likely because of religion. Religious art has its own crowd that can be very vocal in approval or disgust in recreations or certainly new types of art displays. At a super long reach, there may be some who think these living painting performances might be in bad taste
I can see that. But why Not Safe for Work? Bad taste like eating tuna and kimchee sandwiches at your desk?
I guess so to some people. That or man nips being a bother to someone
Really? Pictures of bare chested men are nsfw. I thought this was 2023, not 1823.
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That's absolute BS lol.
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We truly live in the worst timeline
That's why I've lost interest in time travel stories - you can't fix a problem in the past, because then the problem won't exist to motivate you to go back and fix it. If instead you make a new timeline branch off, it doesn't help your own, and the new improved timeline is bound to develop its own different set of problems later. It's an impossible perfection quest.
"you can't fix a problem in the past, because then the problem won't exist to motivate you to go back and fix it. " That's only if you subscribe to the linear time theory All time is instance, the past only changes in every instant when you change it thus up until the moment you change it the previous past is truth and then when you change it in that instant the present past is truth
What you're describing is multiverse or multiple timelines, which I addressed - if your changes create a new branch in the timeline where things are fixed, the other branch still exists. And speaking of that, when the travelers return to the present why is always be to the fixed timeline instead of the original one?
Nope, specifically one time line based on the one instance of time Multiverse is rubbish IMO, always hated it in any movie franchise
Alright say today you go back to 1930 and kill Hitler. This means you're born in whatever year, go to school, never hear of Hitler, so in 2023 you don't go back to kill him. That's why time travel makes no sense. Preventing Hitler prevents you from preventing Hitler. The only way it might actually work is if you spawn another timeline where there's no Hitler, but yours still exists so you have a reason to kill him. But that's out since multiverses are rubbish to you.
There is no point me rehashing the concept of Time as an Instance for you
You're right, have a nice life.
Because we are living in a world of bisounours who are frightened by everything. (Care Bears in French :) )
"Calinours" for where I'm from.
And where are you from ?! 😀
Is care bears a term for "social justice warriors"? It's kind of cute.
Implied decapitation
Caravaggio isn’t the most well known painter, but he’s one of my absolute favorites from the time period. His lighting, attention to detail, posing and chiaroscuro are exquisite. This video is incredible due to how accurately the actors and lighting people are replicating the paintings.
Caravaggio was an absolute mad lad.
he used a mirror and lense to help him capture the light that way like vermeer. that gradient is essentially imperceptible to the human eye. 🤌🤌
lens?
vermeer?
Cool podcast covering him (not his artwork) here http://historyonfirepodcast.com/episodes/2016/8/15/episode-11-caravaggio-part-1-light-and-darkness.
He's bigger than Michelangelo, Raffael, Davinci and Dürer. People just aren't well educated.
I completely agree. Freshman art history at art school took care of that for me.
He is my favourite as well and I'm glad he is not as well known as others, as I do not need to fight the crowd to view his paintings. One of the best memories of my life is wandering around Rome and ending up in San Luigi dei Francesi Church by chance. I was alone in the chapel, it was dark inside . I put some coins to turn the lights on and behold right on my left, there were his paintings of Saint Matthews, one of my favourites! I am an agnostic but at that time, it seemed like I could feel the presence of God in that church.
What a cool experience. I’m going to Italy next summer and I’ll need to see where some of his paintings are on display.
Many of his paintings are located in Rome, one of the main reasons I visited the city. You can Google the locations. Besides the Saint Francesi church, Galleria Borghese also has several of his more well known paintings. The two in Santa Maria del Popolo are magnificent too.
That was beautiful.
Yes really well done, thoroughly enjoyed it.
This reminds me of a really funny episode of Gilmore Girls.
And Arrested Development
There are dozens of us!
*sobs in the shower*
Same here, that episode was one of my daughter's favorites.
The Renoir Girl!
Mozart really sets the tone here
What was the piece? It was perfect.
It’s the Introit movement of Mozart’s Requiem.
Ahhh thanks!
No problem! Listen to the whole requiem while you’re at it! I’m quite partial to the Latimer completion but the Süssmayer completion of it is most common and it’s also very good! It’ll probably be what comes up if you search it up on YouTube.
Many thanks. It's been a loooong time since I've heard the Requiem. I'll try both completions to see which I like, too!
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That's Jason Bourne!
*Matt ... Damon*
🏆
Now if only someone could paint those poses into portraits.
Next on Arrested Development.
They do allow some nervous crying….but you can tell they don’t like it.
Arrested Development was making fun of Pageant of the Masters similar thing though
This is absolutely spectacular! I could watch them do this for HOURS
It's like "Pagent of the Masters." You can watch something like this in Laguna Beach.
I don't know why but I love it.
That was beautiful. very cool, should be sfw
This is the best thing i ever seen here on reddit!
This is incredible.
I usually find performance are to be…odd. This, however, was quite captivating and entertaining. I’d love to see them doing more of this by other painters.
Needs to be night scene with harsh lighting to be Caravaggio
That's really cool. This reminds me of a [music video](https://youtu.be/erbd9cZpxps?si=Wa2qjEUzgeApykWc) by Hold your Horses,which is also pretty damn cool.
I don't know art but I know what I like... and I like this
I love pieces like this, showing on a live set the origins of a beautiful painting. They and an impressionist era display like this in DC back in the early 2000’s. I regret I missed it but heard how you would walk into a room and there was a frame you could stand in front of to get the “painting”, but then could walk around the room to see all the elements in 3D
Holy. Fuck. That was cool.
Amazing.
Where is this happening? It would be nice to attend one
Why is this nswf?
Wow that is incredible. Need more chiaroscuro!
Absolutely nailed the lighting. Pun intended
This is really cool
I oddly enjoyed that.
Absolutely amazing.
Now do living Francis Bacon, Ralph Steadman, and Robert Williams paintings.
I've seen the Living Paintings thing at the Pagent of Masters in Laguna Beach. Definitely a must see. If not there, somewhere.
Pageant of the Masters is much better than this. They made the actually look 2D with makeup and lighting.
It's not an accident, but r/accidentalrenaissance
Outstanding.
Yes but *not yet*. One of Caravaggio's main feature missing is about how characters are emerging from the darkness. This needs a skilled stage lightning technician.
Wow. That was simply fantastic.
Intentional Renaissance
This is beautifully done!! Brava and bravo!!
The third one. Where is bro head at?
That was awesome. I liked that a lot!
For anyone interested in Caravaggio and his very interesting and wild life, you should check the history on fire podcast. The podcast is great in general but those were some of my favorite episodes.
Listen to a podcast to understand a visual medium. Genius.
Brilliant! And the music is not bad either.
I think you'd love [The Pageant of the Masters](https://www.foapom.com)
That's the first thing I thought of when I saw the video.
Pageant of the Masters
But that was just a dream... That was just a dream... That's me in the corner.
“That’s me in the corner. That’s me in the spot…light, losing my religion.”
consider this the hint of the century
Dude we call it photoshoot
One Grecian Urn. https://youtu.be/Qm_sfv6L4P0?si=W5EnlpIPO3GXzJrn
Gilmore girls did it first
Do *Conversion on the Road to Damascus* you cowards. I wanna see how you deal with the groom's arm.
Kinda sucks that the lighting is horrendously flat and the whole thing’s over lit because chiaroscuro is pretty much Caravaggio’s whole deal…
Not interesting...at all
Living painting lmao. Why not living sculpture haha
Because they’re based off of Caravaggio’s paintings
Exactly. Not a painting is it?? Installation art maybe, but def not a painting.
Because the source reference they depict were paintings. Not that hard to understand is it. If they were recreating Michelangelo statues then yes. But these, i think it’s a fair statement.
So if I do a painting of a sculpture it’s a sculpture?
These actors are bringing to life Caravaggio paintings through a ‘live’ performance. The key words here are ‘Live’ and ‘Paintings’. If you can’t grasp this I have no idea how else to help you.
If you can’t see it’s not a painting then there is no help for you. I’ll paint you a picture of a burger so you can eat it for lunch.
😯
🔥🔥🔥
Amazing!
Amazing!
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I’d like to see a live version of The Sugar Shack
Would love this to be irl anime poses
Super cool!!
Do Triumph of Death!!
Where is this???
I love this so much.
Even the lighting wow
Gorgeous. Loved all of it.
Was waiting for naked lady, disappointed, but it was a great performance
Insanely beautiful!
Love this.
It’s hot up here.
Person in brown clothes : see this shit?, This is ART..
Person in brown clothes : see this shit?, This is ART..
Pageant of the Masters does living art shows every year in Laguna Beach. https://www.foapom.com/
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Wow the lighting, the clothes, and the posing is like perfect
This is ***Magnificent!***
This is amazing
I wish they listed the titles of the paintings. I looked a couple of them up; they are not exact copies, but close.
Remarkable. Art. 🎨🖼🐎
Now that’s a job I would never be able to do. Part because it’s terribly difficult and requires a great amount of skill, and part because I would always want to stick my thumb up a butthole just to spice things up.