Time and rust have the fascinating power to change things without the contribution and conditioning of the human being’s hand. The work and the creative action that rust can do are truly surprising. They can compose and model endless scenes in which our eyes can see and perceive horizons without limits. Like in this series… Read More THE RUST AND THE TIME: THE FASCINATING POWER TO CHANGE THINGS AND MATTER
© Roberto Alborghetti This photo gallery – in festive colours: the images look like snow deposited on a red carpet – features 9 enlargements of random images of red cracks and scratches that I took in London, in October 2014, for my project “Lacer/Actions” and research on decomposed and dismantled advertising posters, natural cracks, industrial… Read More LIKE SNOW ON A RED CARPET: MAGNIFICATIONS OF CRACKS AND CORROSIONS ALONG VICTORIA EMBANKMENT IN LONDON
© Roberto Alborghetti – PHOTO OF CORROSION ON A TRAIN DOOR – FOTO DI CORROSIONI SU UNA PORTA DEL TRENO There is a free and spontaneous form of art that flows before our eyes every day, perhaps without us realizing it.It is the one that appears on the things that surround us and that perhaps… Read More ART ON THINGS / PHOTO OF CORROSIONS ON A TRAIN DOOR (IMAGE #19)
Original composition by Flute Ninja goes with 21 photos of my “Lacer/actions” Project about torn and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, urban signs. Flute Ninja plays shinobue, a transverse Japanese bamboo flute. A sensorial experience for ears, eyes, heart and mind… Flute Ninja You Tube channel: / ninjutsulives
Through a game of videographics, photos and macro photos taken in the streets of London of defaced posters, natural cracks, scratches and decomposed urban materials, return to the streets on advertising billboards. The effect is surprising. From streets to streets, in the form of digital processing. All this is part of the “Lacer/actions” project by… Read More BACK TO THE STREETS: MY PHOTOS ON THE ADVERTISING BOARDS (BUT IT’S A VIDEOGRAPHIC GAME)
© Roberto Alborghetti The Vieille Ville – the medieval city – and modern Luxembourg are connected by a system of bridges and viaducts which have made it possible, with daring engineering solutions, to overcome two waterways (Alzette and Petrusse) which delimit the city on three sides. There are around ninety buildings that unite and connect… Read More CITIES / LUXEMBOURG AND ITS NINETY BRIDGES TO CONNECT THE PAST TO THE FUTURE
© Roberto Alborghetti I had written, in a previous post, a few months ago, about the popular reaction in London against the attempt to eliminate the characteristic and iconic red telephone booths from public streets. The project was fortunately stopped. The telephone booths have been saved for now. And so there are also those who… Read More LONDON: THE SMALLEST ART GALLERY IS IN A RED PHONE BOX RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM
© Roberto Alborghetti Where you go, surprises you find. Even in the capital city of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg I found very interesting material for my project “Lacer/actions”. During the walks I obviously saw torn and decomposed advertising posters and other urban signs that I like to capture and document. Deteriorated posters are mainly… Read More LUXEMBOURG: TORN PAPER ON THE CELEBRATIVE POSTER OF SOSTHÈNE WEIS, ARCHITECT AND ARTIST (1872-1941)
Video created by Roberto Alborghetti, for Lacer/actions project and research about torn and decomposed publicity posters, natural cracks and scratches, industrial and urban decompositions. They’re not paintings, but…simple macro photos of the reality around us. To celebrate today The World Kids Coloring Day.
© Roberto Alborghetti The reality that surrounds us often takes on surprising forms of art. Like the advertising posters: defaced, torn and decomposed naturally and spontaneously papers. There are those who reconstructed them on canvas. But I think it’s even more beautiful to admire them freely along the streets of our cities. And photograph them:… Read More THE DEFACED ADVERTISING POSTERS ON BILLBOARDS / THE PORTFOLIO OF THE BEST SHOTS #4
© Roberto Alborghetti The reality that surrounds us often takes on surprising forms of art. Like the advertising posters: defaced, torn and decomposed naturally and spontaneously papers. There are those who reconstructed them on canvas. But I think it’s even more beautiful to admire them freely along the streets of our cities. And photograph them:… Read More THE DEFACED ADVERTISING POSTERS ON BILLBOARDS / THE PORTFOLIO OF THE BEST SHOTS #3
© Roberto Alborghetti The reality that surrounds us often takes on surprising forms of art. Like the advertising posters: defaced, torn and decomposed naturally and spontaneously papers. There are those who reconstructed them on canvas. But I think it’s even more beautiful to admire them freely along the streets of our cities. And photograph them:… Read More THE DEFACED ADVERTISING POSTERS ON BILLBOARDS / THE PORTFOLIO OF THE BEST SHOTS #2
The reality that surrounds us often takes on surprising forms of art. Like the advertising posters: defaced, torn and decomposed naturally and spontaneously. There are those who reconstructed them on canvas. But I think it’s even more beautiful to admire them freely along the streets of our cities. And photograph them: so far there are… Read More THE SPONTANEOUS ART FORM OF DEFACED ADVERTISING POSTERS / THE PORTFOLIO OF THE BEST SHOTS #1
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