Tag: modern art

DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #18

“There is a crack, a crack in everything/ That’s how the light gets in“, Leonard Cohen We live in a planet of cracks. And cracks may be considered as a life’s metaphor and “an active aesthetical appreciation” of what we call the disturbing elements of imperfection. In cracks magnifications we may see and find interesting… Read More DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #18

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MACROPHOTOGRAPHY OF A CRACKED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING: THE AMAZING WORLD UNDER OUR FEET

© 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

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MACROPHOTOGRAPHY ON VIDEO #3 / RUST, PAPERS, DUST AND GLUE

Cities reveal themselves also through random images of ripped and decomposed publicity posters and natural decompositions we may see along the streets. In this video I gathered some macro photos I took in Monterotondo,which is located at the gates of Rome. Rust, papers, glue, dust, spray colors residuals and other materials mixed with torn posters… Read More MACROPHOTOGRAPHY ON VIDEO #3 / RUST, PAPERS, DUST AND GLUE

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