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Italy
Photography, Digital on Paper
Size: 27 W x 39 H x 1 D in
Ships in a Tube
The photo is part of an interdisciplinary project, inspired by Italian poet Roberto Piumini’s fairy tale. He’s a creator of a children's television program called "Albero Azzurro" popular in Italy. The fairy tale was read via Skype by the author during an exhibition to a group of Chinese children. It's about a little girl who, while playing ball, loses her name, which is stolen by an elf. Hence arise all the identity uncertainties, which are assuaged when she finds her name again. I hope these photos convey the importance of a person's first name in the Individual/Society relationship, and the importance of preserving culture for a globalized world respectful of the history of peoples. The subjects represented are Chinese young students, moving around the world for study reasons. They lose their name in place of a typical name of the city where they are located. So 刘璐璐 LIU LU LU which means beautiful like jade, in Naples she calls herself Maria; 吕沐熹 LU MU XI which means lying to the sun, he calls himself Marco, and so on.. The photos with a "social" style frame the students with a game ball and a paper poster, where their real name is written in calligraphic style. Photos awarded at the 2013 “Arte” Prize by Cairo Editore, exhibited at the “Palazzo della Permanente” in Milan and included in the “Arte” magazine by Cairo Editore. I have taken this photo wit a Canon 500D within Academy of Fine Arts. The photo will be printed inkjet on 120gr FineArt Photo paper with a Matt finish and no white border. The image size is 27,56" x 39,37". It will be shipped rolled, securely inside a shipping tube numbered and signed. Certificate of Authenticity also included.
Photography:Digital on Paper
Artist Produced Limited Edition of:100
Size:27 W x 39 H x 1 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube
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Handling:Ships rolled in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines.
Ships From:Italy.
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I'm Claudio Sorrentino and I was born in Naples (Italy) where I live and work. My city, with all contaminations and typical influences of various dominations alternated over the years, is like my way of making art: not only technique or an unique style with a recognition value, but experimentation between various media and research. Therefore brightness and liveliness of colors expressed with acrylic painting, oil on canvas/wood, synthetic enamels, but also videos, installations and crayons and pen drawings. I feel the entire Neapolitan and Italian pictorial tradition within me. My second city is Munich where I go occasionally to work and be inspired by the great German and Bavarian culture. I worked for Sol LeWitt foundation, to create "Wall Drawing#1267: Scribbles" at the Fondazione Morra Greco in Naples (Italy). I was the assistant of the artist Thomas Kilpper to realize his project "A lighthouse for Lampedusa" in Naples (Italy), Poznan (Poland) e Lodz (Poland). My paintings are being sold in Italy and Germany. I’m very happy to be here, facing the whole world and included in Saatchi Art Online Gallery.
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