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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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MY “ALPHABET COLLAGE” INSPIRED A BEAUTIFUL POEM BY CANADIAN ARTIST PURUSHA HONTOY

 “MOTS EN MAJUSCULES” Purusha Hontoy  * Les mots déchirent l’espace Et les lettres majuscules Éclaboussent le temps * La peur d’être perdue pour le monde Ronge mes sangs historiques Suis-je née pour me taire?  * J’ai mal aux verbes et aux phrases Que j’aimerais tant former Pour tenter ma pénétration universelle  * La peur d’être… Read More MY “ALPHABET COLLAGE” INSPIRED A BEAUTIFUL POEM BY CANADIAN ARTIST PURUSHA HONTOY

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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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TOKENS AND COLORS IN A MAGNIFICATION OF CRACKS ON A RAILWAY CARRIAGE – LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS # 23

  *** “ONDES VIBRANTES DANS L’AZUR (DES HOMMES NOUVEAUX)” D’après un Poème de Purusha Hontoy, Canada From a Purusha Hontoy Poem, Canada 2012 CANVAS/MIXED MEDIA CM. 70X50 * This picture (reproduced on a pictorial canvas ) is not from a ripped and decomposed publicity poster. It’s a magnification of cracks I saw on a flank… Read More TOKENS AND COLORS IN A MAGNIFICATION OF CRACKS ON A RAILWAY CARRIAGE – LACER/ACTIONS POSTCARDS # 23

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NEW VIDEO: “FALLING SNOW”, THE ETHEREAL SOUNDSCAPES OF FLUTE NINJA (笛忍者) + 21 R.A. ARTWORKS

*** The relaxing and mysterious music created by Flute Ninja (笛忍者) – composer, artist and musician – meets my “Lacer/Actions” works in a videoclip titled “Falling Snow”. The clip presents an original Flute Ninja (笛忍者) composition accompanied by an image series from my collection of pics from torn and decomposed publicity posters and urban tokens.… Read More NEW VIDEO: “FALLING SNOW”, THE ETHEREAL SOUNDSCAPES OF FLUTE NINJA (笛忍者) + 21 R.A. ARTWORKS

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NEW!!! THE LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS GALLERY / 29 FRAMED WORKS

“These take us back to the prehistoric art at Lascaux while pushing us forward into a post apocalyptic landscape featuring ruins of our own global civilization.” Jonathan E.Raddatz, Artist, Canada *** LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS  by Roberto Alborghetti  – LacerR/Actions Project *** FRAMED WORKS SIZE: 70X50 PAPER SIZE: 45X32,5 IMAGE SIZE: VARIOUS *** https://robertoalborghetti.wordpress.com/laceractions-lithographs/ ***   INFO:… Read More NEW!!! THE LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS GALLERY / 29 FRAMED WORKS

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THE AESTHETICS OF DECOMPOSITION: “THAT “BEAUTY ZONE” WHERE THERE IS AN OPTIMAL MIX OF ORDER AND DISORDER”

© ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI – LACER/ACTIONS, Images of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters and Urban Signs *** Fellow blogger Nannus (Andreas Keller nick name) – see his blog Asifoscope– found my Lacer/actions pages and wrote some interesting comments about my works which represents, as you know, torn and decomposed publicity posters and urban tokens. I’m pleased… Read More THE AESTHETICS OF DECOMPOSITION: “THAT “BEAUTY ZONE” WHERE THERE IS AN OPTIMAL MIX OF ORDER AND DISORDER”

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