Sergei Paradjanov, a film director, made his films in a special style, not shooting naturalistic shots, but in the form of one-scene performances in which actors do strange and bizarre things with unnatural movements, giving the films a strong artistic and poetic quality. He is considered to be one of the greatest film directors of the 20th century. His films are based on Georgian and Armenian folklore and literature, with a rich and bizarre cultural imagination. The characters in his films often do not communicate with words or dialogue, nor do they make eye contact, but simply look ahead and interpret scene after scene of ritualistic images, as if they can make the audience feel the pure divinity that exists in the absence of words through the movement of the real world. The work takes elements from his masterpiece «The Color of Pomegranate» and combines them with the director’s statue in a special treatment, forming a special texture effect to complete the tribute to the director.
The work takes elements from his masterpiece «The Color of Pomegranate» and combines them with the director’s statue in a special treatment, forming a special texture effect to complete the tribute to the director.