Tag: pop art

SPECIAL PREVIEW: MY ARTWORK CHOSEN FOR THE COVER OF THE NEW “LAMIAGENDA 2018/2019”

This is the cover of the 2018/2019 edition of LAMIAGENDA, available starting from Spring 2018, published in Italy by I Quindici. It presents a brand new artwork – a collage of waste paper recovered from disfigured advertising posters – I created for my “Lacer/actions” project. It wants to express the theme of the new edition… Read More SPECIAL PREVIEW: MY ARTWORK CHOSEN FOR THE COVER OF THE NEW “LAMIAGENDA 2018/2019”

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LIKE AN UNDERWATER WORLD: THE SURPRISING COLORS AND SHAPES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS #4

100.000 PHOTOS FOR “LACER-ACTIONS” PROJECT! * This is not a painting! This is a natural (and not manipulated) photo about a big torn publicity poster on an outdoor advertisings billboard. The picture  is part of Roberto Alborghetti’s “LaceR/Actions” project-research, which now has reached 100.000 photos taken across the world. “LaceR/Actions” is a multidisciplinary project concerning researches about decomposed… Read More LIKE AN UNDERWATER WORLD: THE SURPRISING COLORS AND SHAPES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS #4

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SOMEONE IS WATCHING US… THE SURPRISING COLORS AND SHAPES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS #2

100.000 PHOTOS FOR “LACER-ACTIONS” PROJECT! * This is not a painting! This is a natural (and not manipulated) photo about a torn publicity poster on an outdoor advertisings billboard. The picture  is part of Roberto Alborghetti’s “LaceR/Actions” project-research, which now has reached 100.000 photos taken across the world. “LaceR/Actions” is a multidisciplinary project concerning researches about decomposed and… Read More SOMEONE IS WATCHING US… THE SURPRISING COLORS AND SHAPES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS #2

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IMAGES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS REPRODUCED ON LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS: THE VIDEO-PORTFOLIO #1

LaceR/Actions Project by Roberto Alborghetti reached 100.000 photos collected around the world! In this video-portfolio: 24 pictures reproduced on Lithographic Prints (available in framed works, 72 x 52 cms ). The images of the clip aren’t paintings or digitally made works, but simply photos of the world around us, as torn publicity posters and decompositions… Read More IMAGES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS REPRODUCED ON LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS: THE VIDEO-PORTFOLIO #1

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A PHOTO THAT IS LIKE A POP ART PAINTING… THE SURPRISING COLORS AND SHAPES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS #1

  CELEBRATING 100.000 PHOTOS FOR “LACER-ACTIONS”PROJECT! This is not a painting! This is a natural (and not manipulated) photo about a torn publicity poster I saw in these days in Milan. It is part of Roberto Alborghetti’s “LaceR/Actions” project-research, which now has reached 100.000 photos taken across the world. “LaceR/Actions” is a multidisciplinary project concerning researches about… Read More A PHOTO THAT IS LIKE A POP ART PAINTING… THE SURPRISING COLORS AND SHAPES OF TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS #1

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CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT THIS ART IS FROM AN AGRICULTURAL MACHINE?

Fifteen abstract photos from “Lacer/actions” project by Roberto Alborghetti tell us the colors of Bovino, on the Dauni Mountains (Apulia), one of the most beautiful villages of Italy. Abstraction tells the landscapes and the amazing yellow of the brooms on the hills… All the images are macro-shooting of an agricultural machine seen at Salecchia Farm!… Read More CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT THIS ART IS FROM AN AGRICULTURAL MACHINE?

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9/11/2001 NEW YORK: REMEMBERING A TRAGEDY THROUGH A MACRO PHOTO AND A SILK SCARF

NINE ELEVEN, NEW YORK 2001 Abstract Photo on Canvas + Raisin, 2011 70 × 47 cm Nine Eleven artwork is exhibited at ACS Artsy Gallery: https://www.artsy.net/artwork/roberto-alborghetti-nine-eleven-new-york-2001     Dr. Srini Pillay – Harvard Psychiatrist, brain-imaging researcher, Author, Clinician and executive coach – wrote an interesting article on “The Huffington Post” about my artwork dedicated to 9/11: … Read More 9/11/2001 NEW YORK: REMEMBERING A TRAGEDY THROUGH A MACRO PHOTO AND A SILK SCARF

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