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The Dance by RANCINAN - Métamorphosis Collection
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Edition of this artwork
Edition of 30 + 2 AP - All sizes included
Type of print
Signature
On the back.
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Year of Creation
Fine Art Artist
RANCINAN
Collection
Métamorphosis
Making-Off
This work by Gérard Rancinan, titled “The Dance – Praise of the Sacred”, is part of the Métamorphoses series, an iconic collection that explores humanity’s profound transformations through visually striking compositions. In this image, a circle of nude dancers, diverse in origins and appearances, evokes an almost sacred ritual, celebrating the diversity and unity of human experience. Their bodies in motion, striving for collective harmony, embody the strength of human connection and universal bonds despite cultural and physical differences.
This scene symbolizes the cyclical nature of civilizations and cultures, as well as the resilience of the human spirit in the face of constant change. The bright lighting and minimalist background amplify the impression of a timeless, almost mythological scene, where every detail of movement is captured with sculptural precision.
- An iconic piece: Produced in limited editions, this photograph is one of the most remarkable works of Rancinan’s career, recognized worldwide for his critical perspective on major social themes.
- High artistic and historical value: Gérard Rancinan is one of the most highly regarded contemporary French photographers, with works featured in prestigious private collections and major institutions around the world.
- A universal message: This work transcends cultural boundaries, offering a profound reflection on humanity in all its diversity and complexity.
Acquiring this work means investing in a masterful piece, both aesthetically powerful and intellectually rich, created by an artist at the peak of his craft. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information.
Exhibitions
- Palais de Tokyo Museum – Paris, France – Nov 2009
- Milan Triennial – Milan, Italy – May 2012
- Amsterdam Maureen – Private Residence – Jan 2013
- Danubiana Meulensteen Museum – Bratislava, Slovakia – May-Sept 2013
- Himalayas Art Museum – Shanghai, China – Sept-Nov 2014
- Base Sous-Marine – Bordeaux, France – Sept-Dec 2016
Edition Sizes
180 x 265 cm – 3 copies
150 x 218 cm – 4 copies
120 x 175 cm – 8 copies
85 x 125 cm – 12 copies
Métamorphosis
The Métamorphoses collection by Gérard Rancinan is a powerful reflection on transformation, both societal and individual. Through grandiose, meticulously staged compositions, Rancinan delves into themes of human evolution, identity, and the upheaval of norms in contemporary culture. True to his style, he blends theatricality and symbolism, creating intense visual narratives that provoke thought on the constant metamorphoses of our society.
Each photograph in the series challenges social myths, political tensions, and existential questions, making Métamorphoses not only a striking aesthetic journey but also an incisive critique of humanity in perpetual change.
RANCINAN
Gérard Rancinan is an internationally renowned photographer known for his bold, transgressive works that explore the contradictions and excesses of modern society. Initially a photojournalist, he later established himself in the art world with iconic series such as Trilogy of the Moderns and Metamorphoses, exhibited in prestigious venues like the Palais de Tokyo and the Milan Triennale. His monumental and thought-provoking compositions challenge contemporary myths and behaviors, blending art and social critique. Rancinan is ranked among the world's most influential photographers, with his works fetching record prices at international auction