In this meditative composition, Artioli isolates a section of Art Deco facade where light and shadow create an almost calligraphic effect across vertical lines. The photograph functions as visual poetry, where each stripe becomes a mark in a larger language of form and space. Unlike typical architectural documentation, this work invites contemplative viewing, revealing subtle variations within apparent uniformity that speak to the craftsmanship of Miami Beach's historic buildings.
 
The 'Miami Skin Series' it’s not a traditional collection of photos about the architecture of Miami and Miami Beach. It’s rather a quick journey between its own skin from the Art Deco District to the modern skyline of our days. Stripes, circles, squares, reflections show only some details of important buildings but they all have the power to arise emotions and unexpected shapes and volumes inside us. A final touch is reserved for nature skin from the ocean to the tropical vegetation. You need now to make an effort of imagination to discover and compose all pictures and eventually frame it in your own mind.
 
Collectors seeking photography that bridges architectural documentation and fine art abstraction will appreciate this piece's sophisticated restraint and visual depth. Available through The Art Design Project in Miami Beach, this work demonstrates why Artioli's Miami Skin Series has become essential for understanding the city's visual character through contemporary photographic practice.