© Swing stars Painting

© Swing stars Swing star is an allegory for cultural diversity, sexual freedom and race through music. Music is a metalanguage that has no borders. In the composition, the artist has incorporated various layers of information, but among the first I would highlight that the scene has been based on one of the first images of Joe "King's" Creole Jazz Band, but adding elements of the Swing Rebels and making reference among others to Benny Goodman (Jew) or Django Reinhart (gypsy) and a reminder to a good friend who died young dreaming of being a musician. The characters, some with animal faces, are placed on a fleeting plane, symbolizing the present. This part of the composition and arrangement is a nod to biodiversity, in the broadest word, and music is the great connector. The scene is divided into three planes: the lower part represents the past or the great connector, with the present where the characters are and Misha is between them. The music and the movement of the characters make the stars that are in each of the parts described in the painting vibrate following the Fibonacci number and this case is from low to high, 5, 3 and 13 star shapes. If you have the opportunity while looking at the painting, listen to your favorite music.