© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I want to present some of the photos I took for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by the… Read More MISSING WORDS: PHOTOS OF DETERIORATED PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #5
January 29, 2022: Don’t miss a special sound and visual experience! “Looking for zen” original soundtrack is composed, arranged and performed by Andrea Spolti (Honolulu, Hawaii). Photography, Macro Photography and Video by Roberto Alborghetti (Italy). An epic imaginary journey through the power of music, images and words! * 29 gennaio 2022: non mancare un’esperienza sonora… Read More “LOOKING FOR ZEN”: PREMIERE OF THE NEW SHORT FILM ON JANUARY 29, 2022 (THE TRAILER)
© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I want to present some of the photos I took for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by the… Read More CHROMATIC LAYERS: PHOTOS OF DETERIORATED PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #4
© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I want to present some of the photos I took for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by the… Read More BROKEN LETTERS: PHOTOS OF DETERIORATED PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #3
With this series of images I want to present some of the photos I took for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by the spontaneous temporal mutation… Read More OVERLAPS AND TEARS: PHOTOS OF DETERIORATED PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #2
With this series of images I want to present some of the photos I took for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by the spontaneous temporal mutation… Read More PROCESS OF CHANGE: PHOTOS OF DETERIORATED PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #1
Ten of my artworks on “Cracks” are now online on “No Middleman Gallery”, the international exhibition space of Edge of Humanity Magazine. I think it’s a nice and interesting opportunity. I have received with great pleasure the invitation to be part of this art gallery in which artists from all over the world are represented.… Read More 10 CRACKS: MY PORTFOLIO IN THE “NO MIDDLEMAN ART GALLERY” BY EDGE OF HUMANITY MAGAZINE
Cracks is part of my Lacer/actions project-research about photos of decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, urban and industrial matters… This clip is dedicated to the wonderful world of cracks magnifications. The images are not paintings or digitally made works, but photos of cracks around us. The wonderful quote is by Leonard Cohen.
Scenes from a billboard in Lamezia Terme (Calabria, Italy). In this video I present some of the photos I took for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better:… Read More INFORMAL AND SPONTANEOUS ART: PHOTOS OF DETERIORATED AND TORN ADVERTISING ON BILLBOARDS
© Roberto Alborghetti, Artwork (Macrophoto on Card) and Poem
© Roberto Alborghetti (Artwork: Macrophoto) © Meredith Deerheart (Poem)
© Roberto Alborghetti – Lacer/actions Yes, there is an incredible world under our feet. These are some of the images I took walking along the streets of Rome (Italy). They’re about magnifications of a cracked pedestrian crossing. They are part of “LaceR/Actions”, a multidisciplinary project and research about street macrophotography of ripped and decomposed publicity posters,… Read More MACROPHOTOGRAPHY OF A CRACKED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING: THE AMAZING WORLD UNDER OUR FEET
© Roberto Alborghetti (Artwork: Macrophoto) © Meredith Deerheart (Poem)
