This Instagram matches scenes from ‘Call Me by Your Name’ with Monet paintings

Works of art.

What happens when you merge film scenes with French impressionist paintings? Your new favourite Instagram account, that’s what.

Call Me by Monet is an Instagram account that sets scenes from the film Call Me by Your Name against Monet’s 19th-century artworks.

Spot protagonists Elio and Oliver relaxing by the pool in front of Monet’s autumn trees, or laying in the artist’s Wheat Field.

The cleverly-titled account was created by 22-year-old student Mika Labrague, who accompanies each image with a quote from the film integrated with the original title of the artwork.

Be sure to follow for a feed you never knew you needed.

instagram.com/cmbynmonet

Mom, can you pick me up? . in The Road from Vetheuil by Claude Monet (1880) . . #callmebyyourname #callmebyyournameedit #cmbyn #cmbyn_art #cmbynfilm #timothéechalamet #armiehammer #lucaguadagnino #claudemonet #monet

A post shared by Call Me by Monet (@cmbynmonet) on Feb 23, 2018 at 10:51pm PST

As the great André Aciman said “film cuts and trims with savage brevity… I couldn’t write silence. I couldn’t measure pauses and breaths and the most elusive yet expressive body language.” Good luck to the whole @CMBYNFilm team! #Oscars . . #callmebyyourname #callmebyyournameedit #cmbyn #cmbyn_art #cmbynfilm #timothéechalamet #armiehammer #lucaguadagnino #claudemonet #monet #oscars #oscars2018 #academyawards #oscarnominee

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