My Love

"Visually arresting is Alexander Petrov’s “Moya Lyubov” (“My Love”), a Russian story of a 19th-Century adolescent, depicted in lush, swirling oceans of bright colors and hazy focus—an Impressionist painting in motion." 

"Looks like a Degas painting brought to life and then reimagined as a dream (...) “My Love” uses visual poetry to capture the swirling erotic confusion and bodily desperation of adolescence and in the process creates its own entirely original vision of the world."