*** THE CRACKS WEEK: THE 6th IMAGE *** Some friends of mine who work in arts told me that CRACKS – and all my LACER/ACTIONS researches about torn and decomposed publicity posters – are a sort of European example of “Wabi-sabi” which is the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection and profundity in… Read More MY CRACKS AS “WABI-SABI”, THE JAPANESE ART OF CELEBRATING CREVICES AND TIME MARKS…
* “DANCING BRANCHES?” LaceR/Actions Project Realistic and not manipulated image 2012 CANVAS/MIXED MEDIA CM.70X50 * This picture doesn’t come from a ripped publicity poster on wall or display. It’s a particular of a corrosion I saw on a flank of a railway carriage. This image (reproduced on canvas ) was displayed at Roberto Alborghetti Show (“Colors… Read More IT’S NOT A PAINTING! IT’S A CORROSION FROM A RAILWAY CARRIAGE… – LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS # 22
I love to mash-up different techniques and materials. I think contamination is the base of my “Lacer/actions Project” (my realistic images are reproduced on canvases, textiles, lithographs, a.s.o.). I like to test, as I did on a lithographs prints series from my collection. I have spread a coat of resin on the whole paper surface.… Read More TESTING MATERIALS: A COAT OF RESIN ON A LITHO PRINT REPRODUCING A MACRO PHOTO
ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI 