The culture of the presence.
Digital Photography, Abstract geometrical, Political / Social, Architecture, Landscape, Digital, 90x35x3cm
Triptych: overall measures of the three panels 90x35 cm
The bombardment of information that characterizes Western society, is leading to a leveling of individuality.
The central part of the triptych, is a showcase for public postings.
When they get older, or are torn, the bottom is rusty with a few pieces of colored paper, and in that case, the aesthetics of the partial vacuum, leaves room for your individual feel.
The next step, that try to represent in the two sides of the triptych, is the sign, the presence on their contribution to a cultural operation (or participation), which constructs a work of art, thanks to the overlapping of the individual communication needs .
Time thought, increasingly rare, builds fast reactions: it is in the maze of colors and shapes that form the contemporary.
Shouts or whispers of people, superimposed, become a choir.
The masters of time and thought do not like it.
In this space you typically read posters of cultural events organized by institutions and cultural associations, or electoral slogans of political parties.
The bombardment of information that characterizes Western society, is leading to a leveling of individuality.
The central part of the triptych, is a showcase for public postings.
When they get older, or are torn, the bottom is rusty with a few pieces of colored paper, and in that case, the aesthetics of the partial vacuum, leaves room for your individual feel.
The next step, that try to represent in the two sides of the triptych, is the sign, the presence on their contribution to a cultural operation (or participation), which constructs a work of art, thanks to the overlapping of the individual communication needs .
Time thought, increasingly rare, builds fast reactions: it is in the maze of colors and shapes that form the contemporary.
Shouts or whispers of people, superimposed, become a choir.
The masters of time and thought do not like it.
In this space you typically read posters of cultural events organized by institutions and cultural associations, or electoral slogans of political parties.
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