© Roberto Alborghetti Also in Copenhagen – in a urban dimension of a European capital that has made environmental sustainability its flag and its green economic strategy – I obviously saw torn and decomposed advertising posters,cracks and corrosions and other urban signs that I like to capture and document for my art project “Lacer /… Read More BLACK AND WHITE: PHOTOS OF CRACKS IN COPENHAGEN #1
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Il 15 dicembre del 1980 al Museo archeologico di Firenze si inaugurava la straordinaria mostra “I bronzi di Riace” che esponeva per la prima volta al pubblico le due statue restaurate a Firenze dopo il loro ritrovamento. La Direzione regionale musei della Toscana e il Museo archeologico hanno festeggiato i 50 anni…
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https://youtu.be/gF696GSpVZ8 Siamo lieti di presentarvi la grande video-mostra de le Rose dell’Anno, con le migliori immagini selezionate. Un grazie di cuore a tutti coloro che hanno partecipato a questa iniziativa! Dopo la chiusura delle iscrizioni, i giudici hanno selezionato le migliori foto ricevute da OKAY! e ACT Group, promotori dell’iniziativa. Ammirate…
BEST WISHES FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR! This video is part of “LaceR/Actions”, a multidisciplinary project concerning macrophotography and close-up photography of decomposed and torn publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, urban and industrial tokens. Impressed by photo camera and transferred on canvases, reproduced on lithographic prints or textiles, re-built on collages or scanned in video clips, the details of natural unraveling take on surprising palettes… Read More “MACROPHOTOGRAPHY: COLORS”, THE AESTHETICS OF DECOMPOSITION (NEW VIDEO )
© Roberto Alborghetti
© Roberto Alborghetti
© Roberto Alborghetti
© Roberto Alborghetti
© Roberto Alborghetti
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https://robertoalborghetti.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/pam-miller-uk.jpg THE ROSES OF THE YEAR 2022/23 Author: Pam Miller, Nottinghamshire, UK This is my submission for Roses of The Year 2022, a soft focus abstract created from one of my photographs of a rose bush in my garden. This soft focus abstract photograph is dedicated to the memory of Queen Elizabeth…
© Roberto Alborghetti
© Roberto Alborghetti
Pompeii Commitment. Archaeological Matters – the first long-term, contemporary art programme, established by the Archaeological Park of Pompeii – has recently launched a new yearly programme of Digital Fellowships, facilitating artistic and curatorial research within Pompeii’s uniquely trans-temporal, multi-species, and deeply entangled context. Over the course of four months, between July and November 2022, Rose Salane visited the… Read More THE “THEN” AND “NOW” OF POMPEII: THE FIRST CONTEMPORARY ART PROGRAMME BY THE ARCHAELOGICAL PARK
