Masaccio and the Crucifixion, with its eye-wounding gold ground, with the Magdalene bowed at the foot of the cross.
Haydn and the music of The seven last words of our Saviour on the cross, excruciating expression one’s sacrifice. Masaccio and Haydn are fused together in a unique image, as revealed in this exceptional dialogue. The words of the dying Christ turn into sound and universal sense that transcend the image itself becoming pure abstraction.