Tag: Roberto Alborghetti Art

JUMPIN’ INTO COLORS / NEW “LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS” SERIES (PHOTOGALLERY #1)

  © © ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI – LACER/ACTIONS, Images of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters and Urban Signs *** LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS  by Roberto Alborghetti  LacerR/Actions Project * Realistic and not manipulated Images of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters * PAPER SIZE: 45X32,5 IMAGE SIZE: VARIOUS * Roberto Alborghetti ‘s LaceR/Actions is a multidisciplinary project and research… Read More JUMPIN’ INTO COLORS / NEW “LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS” SERIES (PHOTOGALLERY #1)

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SIGNS OF A CITY / REMEMBERING PARIS THROUGH COLORS BLOTS (FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS)

© ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI – LACER/ACTIONS * Fellow blogger Theadora Brack through her interesting blog People,Places and Bling kindly asked me about pics I shot in Paris a few years ago for my project “Lacer/actions” (Images of torn and decomposed publicity posters and urban tokens). I have just to say that also in Paris the traditional billboards… Read More SIGNS OF A CITY / REMEMBERING PARIS THROUGH COLORS BLOTS (FROM TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS)

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AND A BLOW-UP OF A CORROSION BECAME AN ABSTRACT IMAGE… LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS #24

  * “WINDS BLOW/ THE SKY CLEARS/ BEFORE AN EMPTY MOON” (Susan Kahn Verses, California, Usa) CANVAS/MIXED MEDIA 63,5X40,5 2011 This image  (reproduced on canvas ) was displayed at Roberto Alborghetti Show (“Colors of an Apocalypse: An Intrigue for the Eyes and Mind from the Decomposed Publicity Posters”) in the  enchanting  Aldobrandesca Fortress (XIII Century)… Read More AND A BLOW-UP OF A CORROSION BECAME AN ABSTRACT IMAGE… LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS #24

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COLLAGE MADE WITH 400 PIECES OF WASTE-PAPER FROM TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS / “LOST W-O-R-D-S…” (PIC & CLIP)

*** Roberto Alborghetti ‘s Collage made with 400 pieces of waste-paper from torn and decomposed publicity posters. “Lost W-o-r-d-s In The Rage Days”, 94×51, 2013, “Lacer/actions Project”.  The collage has been published as the cover of LamiAgenda 2017/2018 (watch the video)    Collage di Roberto Alborghetti realizzato con 400 pezzetti di carta-straccia da manifesti pubblicitari strappati e… Read More COLLAGE MADE WITH 400 PIECES OF WASTE-PAPER FROM TORN PUBLICITY POSTERS / “LOST W-O-R-D-S…” (PIC & CLIP)

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SIGNS OF A CITY : AN UNUSUAL (AND PUBLIC) “ART INSTALLATION” IN THE VERY HEART OF AMSTERDAM…

I usually catch my “Lacer/actions” – Images Of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters and Urban Tokens – in the most strange places of the world. But what I recently saw in Amsterdam city centre is really interesting. Near the Royal Palace and Magna Plaza Shopping Center, there was a big iron container in which workers… Read More SIGNS OF A CITY : AN UNUSUAL (AND PUBLIC) “ART INSTALLATION” IN THE VERY HEART OF AMSTERDAM…

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THE LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS SHOWROOM: A PERMANENT EXHIBITION ABOUT IMAGES OF TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS

***   ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI LACER/ ACTIONS PROJECT * THE LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS SHOWROOM Realistic Images of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters Permanent Exhibition – Italy SIZE OF FRAMED WORKS: CM 70X50 *** “LaceR/Actions”is a multidisciplinary project and research about urban signs and landscapes, especially concerning the apparent chaos of ripped and decomposed papers from billboards and… Read More THE LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS SHOWROOM: A PERMANENT EXHIBITION ABOUT IMAGES OF TORN AND DECOMPOSED PUBLICITY POSTERS

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TESTING MATERIALS: A COAT OF RESIN ON A LITHO PRINT REPRODUCING A MACRO PHOTO

 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

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