Miles Davis, is a work from Roman Nogin’s collection.

Roman, for some years, has been dedicating himself to the most congenial theme “jazz and the famous people” who have marked its history. This time he dedicated an opera to the great trumpeter Miles Davis (1926-1991).
Miles Dewey Davis III was an American jazz trumpeter and composer, considered one of the most influential, innovative, and original musicians of the 20th century.
It is useless to speak of the greatness of the jazz artist. Here, it is important to underline that with his unmistakable style, Roman Nogin was able to project the features of the musician.  In one of his typical gestures, he recovered the time and breath during one of his numerous concerts.
The beauty and uniqueness of Roman’s work are built, as if it were a puzzle, a painting starting from monochromatic brushstrokes, that in succession give life to the entire scene.
The flickering effect is an addition to this originality as if the image were seen through frosted glass or a glass full of water. It’s like turning sound waves into visual waves, a perfect visual earthquake.