GIULIANO BEKOR- Modernismo

GIULIANO BEKOR- ModernismoTechnique : Photography Dimension : 150 x 150 cm Edition : Limited Edition of 10 examples Certificate : artwork signed and numbered by artist About this series: Projection on Body is a series of pure photography that merges the fluid forms of the nude human body with patterns inspired by Pop Art. The body becomes a living canvas, celebrating optical illusion, vibrant color, and haute couture influences, offering a flexible and dynamic interpretation.

Technique : Photography

Dimension : 150 x 150 cm

Edition : Limited Edition of 10 examples 

Certificate : artwork signed and numbered by artist 

About this series: Projection on Body is a series of pure photography that merges the fluid forms of the nude human body with patterns inspired by Pop Art. The body becomes a living canvas, celebrating optical illusion, vibrant color, and haute couture influences, offering a flexible and dynamic interpretation.

Giuliano’s 2015 participation in Milan’s Salone del Mobile cemented his status as an “art world favorite.” Since then, galleries in Athens, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles have hosted solo exhibitions of his work.

With every image, Giuliano transforms the familiar into the extraordinary, giving viewers far more than they expect.

Information: Giuliano has become an iconic figure in photography, launching his career in New York with beauty, fashion, and entertainment campaigns for top agencies and global magazine covers. Delving into his subjects’ strengths and vulnerabilities, he creates dramatic, sensual images that blend classical techniques with modern imagination. His large-format style, unconventional lighting, and bold use of color, texture, and silhouette challenge viewers to see photography anew, producing emotionally raw and often provocative narratives.

Recently, Giuliano has expanded into fine art, producing privately conceived shoots and building a captivating collection. Since his 2015 participation in Milan’s Salone del Mobile, his work has been showcased in galleries across Athens, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles, cementing his reputation as an art-world favorite.