© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I present some of the photos I took along Copenhagen streets for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by… Read More LAYERS & COLORS: PHOTOS OF POSTERS PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #5
© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I present some of the photos I took along Copenhagen streets for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by… Read More LAYERS & COLORS: PHOTOS OF POSTERS PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #4
© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I present some of the photos I took along Copenhagen streets for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by… Read More LAYERS & COLORS: PHOTOS OF POSTERS PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #3
© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I present some of the photos I took along Copenhagen streets for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by… Read More LAYERS & COLORS: PHOTOS OF POSTERS PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #2
© Roberto Alborghetti With this series of images I present some of the photos I took along Copenhagen streets for my “Lacer/actions” project-research. Yes, they seem expressions of informal art, made by some painter. But they’re not paintings: they’re not created by the brush of a painter, but simply by the case. Or better: by… Read More LAYERS & COLORS: PHOTOS OF POSTERS PAPER ON ADVERTISING BILLBOARDS #1
BEST WISHES FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR! This video is part of “LaceR/Actions”, a multidisciplinary project concerning macrophotography and close-up photography of decomposed and torn publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, urban and industrial tokens. Impressed by photo camera and transferred on canvases, reproduced on lithographic prints or textiles, re-built on collages or scanned in video clips, the details of natural unraveling take on surprising palettes… Read More “MACROPHOTOGRAPHY: COLORS”, THE AESTHETICS OF DECOMPOSITION (NEW VIDEO )
“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
“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
“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
“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
ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI 