Rodin-Inspired Portraits
The main theme for this project is a common passion for capturing movement. Auguste Rodin (French Sculptor, 1840-1917) was known for creating sculptures that suggest a sense of movement, especially in his later works as his models were primarily dancers and acrobats. There is also a large focus on hands and emotion.
I incorporate Rodin’s passion and augment it with my own approach to lighting and capturing movement by including fabrics. Think of them as gentle covers over the sculptures/dancers the night before the exhibit opens to the public.
I am incredibly grateful to all the amazingly talented and kind dancers who have collaborated with me to fulfill my vision for this project. -Miguel Morna Freitas | August 2020
Jeremy Gould
2017
Mia Witt
2017
Teresa Keenan
2017
Alanna Kletcke
2018
Brittany Amoroso
2018
Clara Morna Freitas
2016
Teresa Keenan
2017
Lauren Alving
2017
Katie Krebs
2017
Teresa Keenan
2016
Amara Barnes
2020
Elaine Stribley
2017
Teresa Keenan
2016
Jeremy Gould
2017
Autumn Steed
2017
Gianna Corgiat
2017
Matt Lisitza
2017
Teresa Keenan
2016
Carter Hall
2017
Clara Morna Freitas
2016
Lauren Alving
2017
Liza Arentsen
2017
Clara Morna Freitas
2016
Amara Barnes
2020
Liza Arentsen
2017
Teresa Keenan
2017
Renee Lee
2017
Mickayla Homme
2017
Jordan Richmond
2017
Renee Lee
2017
Evelyn Pak
2017
Clara | Teresa
2016
