Michael Loos, Two to Tango, pigmented ink photographic print on Hahnemühle paper, 22x22 cm (26x26 cm with frame), 2012

This print depicts a composition of two trunks intertwining with each other. The subject was photographed behind the Castello Sforzesco in Milan, in Parco Sempione. The artist connects the scene to the idiomatic English expression "it takes two to Tango", which emphasizes the indissoluble bond of a couple, thus sending a message of love and romance. The two trunks in fact seem to come alive and embrace each other as during some dance steps. Also in this case, Loos uses his vision of reality to give the trees their personal life and show the hidden soul of these subjects.

The work is signed on the back and belongs to a limited edition of 80 pieces, in this case it is numbered 4/80.

It is provided with a wooden frame.