Yellow varnish on a peeling metal surface can lead to truly surprising results. Time, weather conditions, smog, dust and rusts act effectively on materials and offer scenes of singular charm at the end of their corrosion process. Just like this yellow paint that the lens of my camera has caught on the pole of a… Read More CORROSIONS ON THE SURFACE OF AN IRON GATE: WITH A TOUCH OF YELLOW #2
With a touch of yellow … Varnish on a peeling metal surface can lead to truly surprising results. Time, weather conditions, smog, dust and rusts act effectively on materials and offer scenes of singular charm at the end of their corrosion process. Just like this yellow paint that the lens of my camera has caught… Read More CORROSIONS ON THE SURFACE OF AN IRON GATE: WITH A TOUCH OF YELLOW #1
Time and rust have the fascinating power to change things without the contribution and conditioning of the human being’s hand. The work and the creative action that rust can do are truly surprising. They can compose and model endless scenes in which our eyes can see and perceive horizons without limits. Or skies in which… Read More THE FASCINATING WORLD OF RUST / LIKE TRAILS OF REDDISH CLOUDS IN THE SKY #3
© Photos by Roberto Alborghetti Despite the prohibitions – and in the bitter cold of these early January mornings: the temperature is at – 3/4 degrees! – there are those who challenge climbing and allow themselves a bath in the warm and sulphurous waters of Fosso Bianco, a marvel of nature in Bagni San Filippo,… Read More IT’S NOT SNOW! IT’S THE WHITE ROCK OF A WONDER OF NATURE: THE HOT SPRINGS IN TUSCANY
ACS magazine, founded in Chicago (USA) 4 years ago by Renèe LaVerné Rose (publisher and editor in chief) in the new January/February issue dedicates a special story in occasion of the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death. The story, that I wrote esclusively for ACS magazine, is dedicated to the incredible Leicester Code, wrote… Read More THE “ACS” MAGAZINE (JAN/FEB ISSUE) CELEBRATES THE GENIUS OF LEONARDO DA VINCI
Time and rust have the fascinating power to change things without the contribution and conditioning of the human being’s hand. The work and the creative action that rust can do are truly surprising. They can compose and model endless scenes in which our eyes can see and perceive horizons without limits. Or skies in which… Read More THE FASCINATING WORLD OF RUST / LIKE TRAILS OF REDDISH CLOUDS IN THE SKY #2
© Roberto Alborghetti Time and rust have the fascinating power to change things without the contribution and conditioning of the human being’s hand. The work and the creative action that rust can do are truly surprising. They can compose and model endless scenes in which our eyes can see and perceive horizons without limits. Or… Read More THE FASCINATING WORLD OF RUST / LIKE TRAILS OF REDDISH CLOUDS IN THE SKY #1
A rich schedule to celebrate Christmas in Ferrara (Emilia Romagna, Italy): markets, lights, shows and many events for kids, in a joyful atmosphere. During holidays, the centre of Ferrara livens up thanks to funny and traditional events which transform the rigorous aspect of the Renaissance city in an immense open stage for the amusement of both… Read More CHRISTMAS LIGHTS IN FERRARA: HOW HOLIDAYS TRANSFORM A RENAISSANCE CITY
“Glorious Morning”, original Piano solo by young talented composer and pianist Gene Emerson, goes with “Lacer/actions” artworks by Roberto Alborghetti (macro and abstract photos of torn and decomposed publicity posters and matters). Inspired by a Rumi’s poem. New version of the video originally released in Spring 2013. For infos about purchase of pictures: funtasyeditrice@gmail.com
Cracks & Corrosions like Maps to Nowhere… These are some macro and abstract photos I took walking along the streets of Bitonto, a beautiful city in Apulia, Italy. They are part of “LaceR/Actions”, a multidisciplinary project and research about the apparent chaos of ripped and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks, crevices, scratches and urban and industrial… Read More NATURAL CRACKS & CORROSIONS: LIKE MAPS TO NOWHERE #3
Presenting my latest book (“Social or dis-social?”) that tells about the responsible use of technology and digital communication between the walls of one of the most important and historic Italian abbeys, that of Casamari (Comune di Veroli, Frosinone, Lazio), founded in 1203, high expression of monastic gothic architecture, still home to a community of Cistercian… Read More IN THE DIM LIGHT OF CASAMARI ABBEY (ITALY) HIGH EXPRESSION OF MONASTIC GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE
Cracks & Corrosions like Maps to Nowhere… These are some macro and abstract photos I took walking along the streets of Bitonto, a beautiful city in Apulia, Italy. They are part of “LaceR/Actions”, a multidisciplinary project and research about the apparent chaos of ripped and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks, crevices, scratches and urban and industrial… Read More NATURAL CRACKS & CORROSIONS / LIKE MAPS TO NOWHERE #2
© ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI, LACER-ACTIONS, CANVAS ACS Gallery is celebrating Art Basel Miami week online at Artsy (www.artsy.net/acs-gallery/artists) Presenting “KEFALONIA 1943, VICTIMS & MARTYRS” by Roberto Alborghetti; Abstract Photo on Canvas + Raisin; 21 3/10 × 33 1/2 in $1,500 #acsgallery #artsy #artbaselmiami #context #artmiami #untitledartfair #artbaselweek2018 #spectrum #aquamiami ACS Gallery https://www.artsy.net/artwork/roberto-alborghetti-kefalonia-1943-victims-and-martyrs So honored and moved for this! And so grateful too. This artwork… Read More ACS GALLERY CELEBRATES ART BASEL MIAMI WEEK PRESENTING “KEFALONIA 1943”
ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI 