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Tower of David Museum.Credit Naftali Hilger Nella splendida location della Torre di Davide di Gerusalemme apre il nuovo museo ufficiale della capitale con un’esperienza immersiva dell’antica Gerusalemme e una tecnologia interattiva. Lo storico luogo diventa così teatro di eventi eccezionali. Il nuovo Museo risulta essere così strutturato: Nuovo padiglione dell’ingresso a…
Since the time Marysia Zipser moved to Beeston Rylands (Nottinghamshire) from West Bridgford in 2012, she has created and cultivated her small garden backyard, from blank canvas, and wildflower front yard. She has shared her progress and photographs locally and across the globe via social media and LinkedIn.Most successful wildflower seeds used by Pictorial Meadows,… Read More COLORS OF WILDFLOWERS: PICTURES FROM A SMALL GARDEN BACKYARD IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (UK)
Photos: © Roberto Alborghetti It is back more beautiful than ever, it is appropriate to say. Since last June 23, on the Isola Bella of Taormina (Messina) – a place of wonders, beyond time and the smallness of its space – Villa Bosurgi has reopened after another phase of extraordinary maintenance works. The place –… Read More THE ISOLA BELLA IN TAORMINA (SICILY): AN ENCHANTING PLACE THAT KEEPS TREASURES OF HISTORY AND NATURE
© Roberto Alborghetti The eye sees only what the mind is ready to understand. Detail of the “Third Eye” collage, made of waste paper from decomposed advertising posters, 74×44,5cm. #laceractions #robertoalborghetti #alborg #artevisuale #visualart #collage * L’occhio vede soltanto ciò che la mente è pronta a comprendere. Particolare del collage “Terzo Occhio”, fatto di carta… Read More THE EYE SEES ONLY WHAT THE MIND IS READY TO UNDERSTAND
Photos: Roberto Alborghetti And the ancient Aragonese castle built by the Normans came to life with colors and history. In Conversano (BA, Puglia), the imposing walls of the manor that belonged to the Acquaviva counts were the perfect and evocative screen for an audiovisual show (videomapping) staged on the occasion of the patronal festivals at… Read More THE WALLS OF THE ANCIENT NORMAN CASTLE “TELL” THE STORY OF CONVERSANO (PUGLIA, TALY)
© Roberto Alborghetti – PHOTO SERIES FOR SUMMER 2023 “Lacerations of London”: it’s a photo series I selected for my Lacer/actions project and research about torn and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, industrial and urban decompositions. Yes, we can see free contemporary artworks on the cities walls around the world. In recent months, I… Read More SPONTANEOUS ART ALONG THE STREETS OF LONDON: CRACKS AROUND LIVERPOOL ST. STATION, MACROPHOTOGRAPHY #5
© Roberto Alborghetti – PHOTO SERIES FOR SUMMER 2023 “Lacerations of London”: it’s a photo series I selected for my Lacer/actions project and research about torn and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, industrial and urban decompositions. Yes, we can see free contemporary artworks on the cities walls around the world. In recent months, I… Read More SPONTANEOUS ART ALONG THE STREETS OF LONDON: CRACKS AROUND LIVERPOOL ST. STATION, MACROPHOTOGRAPHY #4
A truly extraordinary phenomenon occurs every year in the cathedral of Bari. At 17:10 on 21 June, the day of the summer solstice, a ray of sunlight passes through the rose window of the facade of the cathedral, dedicated to San Sabino, and is projected and precisely overlap, a few steps from the presbytery, on… Read More THAT SUNBEAM IN BARI’S CATHEDRAL: THE EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON OF JUNE 21, AT 5,10 PM
Photos: ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI It’s like being in a fairytale country. Or in a dream. These are the sensations experienced in admiring the extraordinary light structures set up in Bitonto (Bari, Puglia) at Porta Baresana and along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, in recent weeks, for the May 26th Festival. The anniversary celebrates the “Marian miracle” that took… Read More MAGNIFICENT LIGHT INSTALLATIONS AS A SIGN OF CELEBRATION: PICTURES FROM BITONTO (PUGLIA, ITALY)
© Roberto Alborghetti “Lacerations of London”: it’s a photo series I selected for my Lacer/actions project and research about torn and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, industrial and urban decompositions. Yes, we can see free contemporary artworks on the cities walls around the world. In recent months, I have had the opportunity to… Read More SPONTANEOUS ART ALONG THE STREETS OF LONDON: PEELING WALL IN COVENT GARDEN, MACROPHOTOGRAPHY #3
Photos: Roberto Alborghetti Pico is an ancient village perched on a hill close to Mount Pota (Frosinone, Lazio region, Italy). It is mentioned in documents from the 6th century, at the time of the Lombard invasion which also led to the destruction of Montecassino and Pastena, a municipality bordering Pico. Officially the existence of Pico… Read More PLACES / PICO IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES IN ITALY: THE MIDDLE AGES ARE SPECTACULAR HERE
© Roberto Alborghetti “Lacerations of London”: it’s a photo series I selected for my Lacer/actions project and research about torn and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, industrial and urban decompositions. Yes, we can see free contemporary artworks on the cities walls around the world. In recent months, I have had the opportunity to… Read More SPONTANEOUS ART ALONG THE STREETS OF LONDON: PEELING WALL IN COVENT GARDEN, MACROPHOTOGRAPHY #2
IN THE PHOTOS: A DETAIL OF “NUMBERS” COLLAGE AND THE COVER OF “FUNDIARIO”; BELOW: SOME RE-CREATIONS MADE BY STUDENTS. From my collage of the project “Lacer/actions” – a composition made with the reuse, or recycle, of waste paper from advertising posters – was born “A world of numbers“, chosen as cover of the Fundiario of… Read More A WORLD OF NUMBERS: ITALIAN STUDENTS REWORK MY COLLAGE MADE OF WASTE PAPER
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