Tag: Roberto Alborghetti Art

LET THE COLORS OF UKRAINE FLAG FLY OVERHEAD, IN ALL WAYS, AS IN THIS MACROPHOTO

#nowar #peaceinukraine #putingohome Let’s make the colors of Ukraine fly overhead, in all ways, in a message calling on Putin’s Russia to stop the war and the invasion of a sovereign Nation. As in this macro photography I took in the Netherland, at Eindhoven station: it refers to the side of a train carriage (“Lacer/actions… Read More LET THE COLORS OF UKRAINE FLAG FLY OVERHEAD, IN ALL WAYS, AS IN THIS MACROPHOTO

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DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #6

” 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 textures and surprising values,… Read More DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #6

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“THE GHOST BUS”: ART AND EMOTIONS FOR WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY 2022

#WorldAutismAwarenessDay2022 #April2 “Autistic are able to see what human beings don’t see.” It is a phrase by Temple Grandin, who has dedicated a lifetime to reflect, understand and raise awareness on the issues and realities of autism. And on April 2, when World Autism Awareness Day 2022 is celebrated, it is nice to remember these words, which I… Read More “THE GHOST BUS”: ART AND EMOTIONS FOR WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY 2022

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RUST, IN SEARCH OF HIDDEN COLORS AT OFFICINE DNC (MONTEROTONDO, ROME)

For the “Images-Imagine” series, I present a new video: “Rust (Ruggine), In search of hidden colors”, created for “Lacer/Actions” research project. The macro photographs were taken at Officine DNC Srl in Monterotondo Scalo, Rome. Welcome to the wonder of reality! #didacticofperception#psychologyofcolor#lacerations * Roberto Alborghetti, per la serie “Immagini-Immagina”, propone il suo nuovo video: “Ruggine”. Alla… Read More RUST, IN SEARCH OF HIDDEN COLORS AT OFFICINE DNC (MONTEROTONDO, ROME)

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DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #6

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ 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… Read More DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #6

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DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #5

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ 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… Read More DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #5

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ON “IL TELESPETTATORE” MAGAZINE MY ARTICLE ABOUT COLORS AS AN EXPERIENCE TO PERCEIVE (AND OVERCOME) THE LIMITS

“Colors to perceive (and overcome) the limits”. The new issue of “Il Telespettatore” magazine publishes an article of mine on the Didactics of perception and projection. In 3 pages there is a reportage of my research experience, not only photographic, and the story of the extraordinary “Atelier of Color and Emotions” which, with Patrizia Sapri,… Read More ON “IL TELESPETTATORE” MAGAZINE MY ARTICLE ABOUT COLORS AS AN EXPERIENCE TO PERCEIVE (AND OVERCOME) THE LIMITS

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FRAGMENTS OF PAPER SKY: MACROPHOTOS OF DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS OUTDOOR (VIDEO)

Rarely does one come across color palettes like the ones I recently saw on an outdoor billboard of advertising posters. They were spots and traces of colors that were spontaneously created by the natural effect of decomposition due to rain, sunlight, wind, dust, smog. Overlapping layers of paper, under the action of beating water, acted… Read More FRAGMENTS OF PAPER SKY: MACROPHOTOS OF DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS OUTDOOR (VIDEO)

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DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #4

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ 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… Read More DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #4

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3 DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #3

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ 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… Read More 3 DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #3

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FOUR DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #2

“Ring the bell / That still can ring/ Forget your perfect offering/ 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… Read More FOUR DE-STRUCTURED PHOTOS OF CRACKS (AND RE-COMPOSED IN A GRAPHIC LAYOUT) #2

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