to dance.
to spread the beauty and joy of the art-in which human expression is most beautiful. to the superb ability of the human body, and the limitless potential to the human mind. and to honor the emotion, the dancer in us all.
no copyright infringment intended.
i do not own these pictures.
(Source: dancelifereallife, via theballetblog)
(via theballetblog)
(Source: melurm, via theballetblog)
Anastasia Matvienko. Photo by Gene Schiavone.
in Leonid Lavrovsky’s Romeo and Juliet.
(Source: vivoroni)
