Eternal love and broken vows are the themes of the Bride Ballad, a poem by E.A. Poe published in 1937. This is Hara Katsiki tribute to this poem: she jammed with Federico De Madrazo’s Portrait de Maria Dolorès de Aldama adding digital elements that clash with the classic portrait style, giving new life to a 1855 painting. Take a look at the original painting here. The Bride will haunt Strychnin Gallery from march 15th,
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