Categoria: street art

THE APOLOGIA OF REVOLT AND RESTLESSNESS (SEA & SKY): 350 PAPER PIECES RECYCLED FROM DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS

  “THE APOLOGIA OF REVOLT AND RESTLESSNESS” by Roberto Alborghetti LaceR/Actions Project COLLAGE OF PAPER PIECES FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS 2012, CM.70X50, framed This image is a collage created by Roberto Alborghetti with more than 350 small paper pieces collected along the streets as waste material from torn and decomposed publicity posters. Here… Read More THE APOLOGIA OF REVOLT AND RESTLESSNESS (SEA & SKY): 350 PAPER PIECES RECYCLED FROM DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS

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THE SNAPSHOT-MANIA: THEY COULDN’T HELP TAKING PHOTOS OF “COLORS OF AN APOCALYPSE” EXHIBITION IN THE MEDIEVAL FORTRESS…

“Colors of an Apocalypse The Decomposed Publicity Posters” Roberto Alborghetti Exhibition Aldobrandesca Fortress Piancastagnaio, Siena, Tuscany – Italy * Promoted by: Piancastagnaio Municipality Osa Onlus Sponsored by: Provincia di Siena  * Opening Time Until January 15, 2013: 10 to 12.30 am/ 17 to 19.30 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and all public holidays. For information and… Read More THE SNAPSHOT-MANIA: THEY COULDN’T HELP TAKING PHOTOS OF “COLORS OF AN APOCALYPSE” EXHIBITION IN THE MEDIEVAL FORTRESS…

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“VISUALS FOR CHOPIN”: LACER/ACTIONS WORKS GO WITH “REVOLUTIONARY ETUDE” BY PIANIST SOFIYA URYVAYEVA

* Sofiya Uryvayeva is a talented pianist. We met on our own YouTube channels. I was struck by her music and by her power to do magics with the piano. And she was fascinated by my Lacer/actions artworks (images of torn and decomposed publicity posters and urban signs). This clip mixes Sofiya music and my artworks.… Read More “VISUALS FOR CHOPIN”: LACER/ACTIONS WORKS GO WITH “REVOLUTIONARY ETUDE” BY PIANIST SOFIYA URYVAYEVA

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“BLACK MOON”… BUT IT’S ONLY A RANDOM IMAGE OF DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS – LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS # 21

***  BLACK MOON 2012 LaceR/Actions work by Roberto Alborghetti Realistic and not manipulated image * Roberto Alborghetti ‘s LaceR/Actions is a multidisciplinary project and research about the apparent chaos of ripped and decomposed posters and urban/street signs. Transferred on canvas, reproduced on lithographs or textiles (as pure silk), or scanned in videoclips, the details of… Read More “BLACK MOON”… BUT IT’S ONLY A RANDOM IMAGE OF DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS – LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS # 21

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“SNOWFLAKES AND FROST…”: HAIKU AND VISUALS IN A CLIP (WITH THE FANTASTIC VOICES OF “TONIC SOL-FA”)

*** This Season’s Greetings clip fuses (in an “Haiga“) words (“Haiku”) and visual art. The image (lithograph, 70×50, framed) is part of Roberto Alborghetti Lacer/actions Project. It’s a detail of a torn and decomposed publicity poster. The realistic and not manipulated picture is currently shown at Aldobrandesca Fortress (Piancastagnaio,Tuscany, Italy) where Roberto Alborghetti is having an exhibition… Read More “SNOWFLAKES AND FROST…”: HAIKU AND VISUALS IN A CLIP (WITH THE FANTASTIC VOICES OF “TONIC SOL-FA”)

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MIDNIGHT LIGHTS AT THE MEDIEVAL CASTLE TO SAY THAT LIFE AND WORLD (AND MY SHOW) WILL GO ON…

This enchanting castle – which is hosting Roberto Alborghetti’s “Colors of an Apocalypse” Exhibition – tonight will be enlighted to say to the world that the life goes on… And the art show too (it will be opened to visitors until January 15, 20013). Rocca Aldobrandesca (in Piancastagnaio, Siena, Tuscany, Italy) becomes tonight an outstanding symbol of the times… Read More MIDNIGHT LIGHTS AT THE MEDIEVAL CASTLE TO SAY THAT LIFE AND WORLD (AND MY SHOW) WILL GO ON…

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300 SMALL PAPER PIECES FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS BECAME “A FALLING STAR” COLLAGE

“A FALLING STAR” by Roberto Alborghetti Lacer/actions Project COLLAGE OF PAPER PIECES FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS 2012, CM.53X35 This image  is a collage created with 300 paper pieces from torn and decomposed publicity posters. Roberto Alborghetti ‘s LaceR/Actions is a multidisciplinary project and research about the apparent chaos of ripped and decomposed posters… Read More 300 SMALL PAPER PIECES FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS BECAME “A FALLING STAR” COLLAGE

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HOLIDAY DIVERTISSEMENT:STARS & SCARVES / CLIP AND PICS

* Holiday Season Divertissement about Limited-Edition Silk Scarves. Special and unique design by Roberto Alborghetti from natural and realistic images of torn and decomposed publicity posters. Created with the collaboration of Bruno Boggia Disegni, Como. Soundtrack: Christmas on Downing Street by Steve Fawcett.   Related Page: https://robertoalborghetti.wordpress.com/laceractions-silk-scarves/ Related articles New Videoclip: Artistic Silk Scarves (limited-edition): “a… Read More HOLIDAY DIVERTISSEMENT:STARS & SCARVES / CLIP AND PICS

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TWELVE-TWELVE-TWELVE / 12-12-12 / THE NIGHT OF THE LIGHT… – LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS #20

  TWELVE-TWELVE-TWELVE THE NIGHT OF THE LIGHT… 12/12/’12 Lacer/actions work by Roberto Alborghetti Realistic and not manipulated image Location: Lake Como (2012) *** The December solstice has influenced the lives of many people over the centuries, particularly through art, literature, mythology and religion. The December solstice is also known as the winter solstice in the… Read More TWELVE-TWELVE-TWELVE / 12-12-12 / THE NIGHT OF THE LIGHT… – LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS #20

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NEW CLIP: PICTURE AT AN EXHIBITION – “INSIDE” ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI SHOW AT THE TUSCANY CASTLE

* The picture shown on the clip  (“I saw something like a sea of glass mixed with fire”, Canvas/Mixed media, 63,5 x 40,5, 2011 ) is displayed at Roberto Alborghetti Show (“Colors of an Apocalypse: An Intrigue for the Eyes and Mind from the Decomposed Publicity Posters”) which is taking place at Aldobrandesca Fortress (XIII… Read More NEW CLIP: PICTURE AT AN EXHIBITION – “INSIDE” ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI SHOW AT THE TUSCANY CASTLE

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