Gli urli

The installation "Gli urli" is a collection of twelve frameworks of paper backlighted by an LED light installed inside a cardboard box that acts as a support for the entire work.

The frames were designed with the use of 2D and 3D software, the various components have been then printed, cutted and assembled with the Japanese technique “pepakura”

Each panel is composed of three parts:
- A frame
- A background design printed on semi-transparent paper
- A figure in the foreground separated from the background and supported by a black frame that rests on the main.

Each of these paintings is the result of a digital processing of the painting "The Scream by Munch" of which share the same background and on which have been added new subjects and details in relation to the figure in the foreground.

The themes of the work are fear, terror and anguish, emotions interpreted by characters from films and animated series, screaming chased from their worst nightmares or their bitter enemies.

From left to right:
- the scream by Munch (original)
- the scream of Chunk (from the movie “The Goonies”)
- the scream of Bart (from the animated series “The Simpsons”)
- the scream of Joker (from the movie “The Dark Knight”)
- the scream of Danny (from the movie “The Shining”)
- the scream of Roger (from the movie “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”)
- the scream of (from the movie “Ghostbusters”)
- the scream of Bender (from the animated series “Futurama”)
- the scream of Loki (from the movie “The Avengers”)
- the scream of Fry (from the animated series “Futurama”)
- the scream of Alien (from the movie “Alien vs. Predator”)
- the scream of Homer (from the animated series “The Simpsons”)