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Renaissance Cubism
An artful photographic mash-up of Renaissance art and Cubism, with an Argentinian twist.
Photographs and text by Romina Ressia
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I love Art.

I love Renaissance.

I don’t like to follow stereotypes but to change them.

This is my Renaissance version of a Cubist painting.

Thanks to Alessandra Archimio, Georgina Mussi, Maria Punta Raffo, Maria Pryor, and the beautiful model Fernanda Videla.

— Romina Ressia

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