The PasseNger nicoletta lolli w.area ***layout under restyling*** nicoletta lolli w.area ***layout under restyling*** Street Memories / best photographers Nacho Ormaechea Freelance and proud of it, I use my independence to promote the tailor-made and to go along with any project from A to Z. I love the dialogue and exchange to find out what is the identity of a project and, when I have doubts, I always know whom to ask, I lead a network of creative people who complement my skills: architect, printers, editor, webmaster… I avoid “trendy” solutions on behalf of the concept. My education in Fine Arts and Graphic Design allows me to create, by my stagings and my photographs, new and powerful images that meet the expectations of my clients. As a professional graphic designer, I refuse to participate in unpaid invitations to tender or competitions.
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The PasseNger nicoletta lolli w.area ***layout under restyling***nicoletta lolli w.area ***layout under restyling***
Street Memories
/ best photographers
Nacho Ormaechea
Freelance and proud of it, I use my independence to promote the tailor-made and to go along with any project from A to Z. I
love the dialogue and exchange to find out what is the identity of a project and, when I have doubts, I always know whom to
ask, I lead a network of creative people who complement my skills: architect, printers, editor, webmaster…
I avoid “trendy” solutions on behalf of the concept. My education in Fine Arts and Graphic Design allows me to create, by my
stagings and my photographs, new and powerful images that meet the expectations of my clients.
As a professional graphic designer, I refuse to participate in unpaid invitations to tender or competitions.
This life is a hospital in which each patient is possessed by the desire to change beds. One wants to suffer in front of the stove and another believes that he will get well near
the window.
It always seems to me that I will be better off there where I am not, and this question of moving about is one that I discuss endlessly with my soul
“Tell me, my soul, my poor chilled soul, what would you think about going to live in Lisbon? It must be warm there, and you’ll be able to soak up the sun like a lizard there.
That city is on the shore; they say that it is built all out of marble, and that the people there have such a hatred of the vegetable, that they tear down all the trees. There’s a
country after your own heart — a landscape made out of light and mineral, and liquid to reflect them!”
My soul does not reply.
“Because you love rest so much, combined with the spectacle of movement, do you want to come and live in Holland, that beatifying land? Perhaps you will be entertained in
that country whose image you have so often admired in museums. What do you think of Rotterdam, you who love forests of masts and ships anchored at the foot of
houses?”
My soul remains mute.
“Does Batavia please you more, perhaps? There we would find, after all, the European spirit married to tropical beauty.”
Not a word. — Is my soul dead?
Have you then reached such a degree of torpor that you are only happy with your illness? If that’s the case, let us flee toward lands that are the analogies of Death. — I’ve
got it, poor soul! We’ll pack our bags for Torneo. Let’s go even further, to the far end of the Baltic. Even further from life if that is possible: let’s go live at the pole. There
the sun only grazes the earth obliquely, and the slow alternation of light and darkness suppresses variety and augments monotony, that half of nothingness. There we could
take long baths in the shadows, while, to entertain us, the aurora borealis send us from time to time its pink sheaf of sparkling light, like the reflection of fireworks in Hell!”
Finally, my soul explodes, and wisely she shrieks at me: “It doesn’t matter where! It doesn’t matter where! As long as it’s out of this world!”
Benjamin says: ”I am 17 and I study Art & Photography in Suffolk, England. If you like my work contact me, I’d be really pleased to hear what you think.” … see more on
Quando hai percepito per la prima volta il tuo talento creativo?
Da quando sono nato ma con l’analogica non ho mai ottenuto ciò che volevo W la digitale !!!
Chi e/o cosa vi è stato di ispirazione e riferimento?
Immagini mentali di circostanze casuali in luoghi casuali che spesso e mal volentieri,rimanevano tali ahimè !!!
Come descriveresti la tua arte qualcuno che non ha mai avuto occasione di vedere i tuoi lavori?
Creare quadri naturali dalla quotidianità cercando di aggiungere un tocco di originalità e potendo un tocco di unicità.
Come ti prepari ad una giornata di lavoro? Hai un tuo rituale?
Premesso che se si parla di fotografia il mio non è un lavoro;non mi preparo ma aspetto l’ispirazione;a volte non arriva per settimane e il mio materiale che posto è spesso
d’archivio.Se parliamo invece di lavoro vero ( che per me non è mai lavoro,visto che mi piace talmente che non sento mai bisogno di ferie) inizia quando la maggior parte
della gente dorme ancora e il tutto si svolge in maggior parte all’aperto (ho sempre odiato i luoghi chiusi tranne casa mia e pochi altri posti) o meglio per strada,di
conseguenza la fotografia vive in simbiosi col mio lavoro.In pratica,visto che si parla di eschimesi,il sottoscritto consegna surgelati ai ristoratori di qualsiasi genere
(alberghi,ristoranti,mense in generale,etc) e la vera bellezza sta nel contatto con moltissime persone diverse in tempi “brevi” senza la sopportazione obbligatoria dei colleghi di
lavoro per un intera giornata lavorativa;questo apre la mente a confronti continui e nuove conoscenze quasi quotidiane e penso sia cosa molto salutare per l’essere e il suo
Qual è la tua opera preferita tra quelle realizzate? Perché?
Tante ma se vogliamo proprio sceglierne una direi: ” Ho fame d’ignoranza !!!! ” ( ignoranza intesa da me come ignorare il pattume mentale con cui molta gente convive e
condivide con gli altri) perché mi rappresenta fondamentalmente in questo contesto in cui mi trovo e son nato che non sento troppo vicino al mio es interiore che
tendenzialmente si ribella a tutto ciò che lo infastidisce che purtroppo è tanto.
Se dovessi passare una giornata con qualcuno – vivo o o meno che sia, chi vorresti con te e cosa speri di ricevere da una simile esperienza?
Solo persone sveglie (non furbi o mnemonici ma intelligenti e amorevoli nel vero senso della parola e sono vere rarità nel mio mondo)
Qual’è, se l’hai, la tua ambizione segreta?
Nessuna mi vado bene così come sono,anzi,ambisco a crescere in ciò che mi accade di nuovo ad ogni istante confrontandolo con l’esperienza del vissuto,mi piacciono le novità
e le sorprese.
Qual è la tua parola preferita?
Amore
leggi anche Vanmattia Veronico o la fame d’ignoranza, con contaminazioni edificabili
HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD is a Short-Form Docuseries exploring the power of Public Art and innovation to uplift and revitalize urban communities. The Pilot Season
revolves around the Arts District of Wynwood Miami, featuring an array of internationally acclaimed and locally respected Street Artists, Graffiti Writers and Muralists.
In 2009, Urban Visionary and Placemaker Tony Goldman partnered with Jeffrey Deitch (Deitch Projects Soho and now director of MoCa Los Angeles) to create the Wynwood
Walls.What began with a series of parking lots, loading docks, and drab rundown factory buildings, became a curation of high caliber murals from Futura, Shepard Fairey, OS
Gemeos, Kenny Scharf and others. The Walls opened for Art Basel 2009, and now two years later the collection has expanded to include over thirty artists from around the
world, becoming a “Town Center” in a district that has grown into one of the largest concentrations of commissioned murals in the World.
This year Artists, many of whom have not shown work in the United States before, were selected by Tony Goldman, Goldman Projects Arts Manager Meghan Coleman and Art
Consultant Medvin Sobio of the Visual Arts Collective Viejas Del Mercado. 33third Los Angeles, Mid City Arts, and Montana Cans worked together to provide paint for the
project’s ambitious expansion.
HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD explores a unique juncture in history as a new community emerges and evolves. A progressive urban revitalization campaign is examined
in the first person, using this year’s new Artists and their commissions as a lens to explore a neighborhood in transition. The Series is framed by colorful overview and
concluding episodes, providing the scope of past, present and future. Each episode is accented by images from legendary Documentary Photographer Martha Cooper, who has
been capturing The Walls since they began in 2009. Her Photographs will also appear in a Special Edition Art Book “The Wynwood Walls and Doors” set to be released at Art
Basel 2011.
For more information on the artists and history of the Wynwood Walls visit:
/ street and art art, Miami, street art, streets, Tony Goldman, Visual Arts, warehouse distric, Wynwood, Wynwood Walls
Chairman Meow
Please put propaganda stickers somewhere legal, and in public view so that others may be inspired to join the great revolutionary mass movement.
source: .obeythepurebreed.com/chairman_meow.html
Chairman Meow ask that you please document where the stickers was placed by recording the address and/or taking a digital photo. The photos will be plotted on an
interactive map on the Chairman Meow Blog that will document Chairman Meowes growing global influence, and the rise of the kitteh. for each documented sticker
location, $1.00 will be donated to animal rescue to help the imprisoned and oppressed.
visit .obeythepurebreed.com
special thanks to William Nessuno
/ forma mentis, / street and art cat, Cat communication, Chairman Meow, dog, legal wall, obeythepurebreed, Pet, propaganda, revolution
Corridor Digital on Face / Twitter / YouTube Channel
/ Sound on, / street and art Brush with death, Corridor Digital, digital, Los Angeles, music, strett art, wall
Mannheim, an illusion in the street
/street art
An interesting outdoor illusion painted on the barred-fence located somewhere in the streets of Mannheim. The artist behind this “constructive vandalism” goes under the
name of ZebraThing. If all this isn’t enough, be sure to check Zebra’s fb page where you may find more of his works.
