Quadruped

The title of the work evokes the notion of the quadruped, suggesting a duality and a multiplicity of identities. Each photograph features the profile of a man with his torso in a different pose. The torsos are placed at the edge of the format, creating a dynamic and daring composition. The two torsos in the photographs are arranged face to face vertically, establishing a strong visual connection between the two. In the first photograph, the man's face is facing downward, while in the second photograph the face is facing upward. This interesting perspective creates a feeling of duality and reinforces the idea of ​​a body with two heads, inviting the viewer to explore the different facets of human identity. The background of the work is a light gray, creating a subtle contrast that highlights the details of the men's profiles and torsos. This choice of color contributes to Nicola Bertoglio's characteristic aesthetic, offering an atmosphere imbued with mystery and depth.