We often hear people discussing harmony. They try to achieve harmony within themselves by resorting to various self-improvement practices, or they try to create perfect harmonious relationships, be it friendship, love, or family relationships. But does harmony actually exist?
It seems to me that harmony only exists as an abstract symbol, and in reality, relationships can only have a fragile balance that needs constant support to maintain. However unattainable it may be, harmony is necessary for us as a goal, the pursuit of which helps us attain this balance. The only real manifestation of harmony in human life is art.
Authors often refer to this symbol and can capture it in music, poetry, or visual art, visually visualizing their idea and leaving it for eternity. The Raphaelian Madonna comes to mind - a symbol of absolute harmony and purity.
The goal of the photo series was to depict harmonious relationships. Gender does not play a significant role in this case, as it is only a metaphor, upon which a faint but hopeful belief emerges that harmony can be attainable not only in fantasies but also in life.
