Roberto Cavalli (Italia

First Edition - No reserve price - Ideal format to insert in every apartment or office No algorithm, only reality. My Works are born from the photographic shots I took personally during my travels around the world. That’s what Roberto Cavalli, the author of the photographic works, says: "Behind every photograph there is hard work, research and commitment, but also freedom and vision. An 'authentic' job made of photographs that I then personally work on in post-production without the intervention of any Artificial Intelligence (AI)." Roberto Cavalli (Italy, 1971) alias 'contengospazio' presents: 'Somewhere, in San Francisco' #1008 An original color fine art photograph in the street contemporary photography style Fine Art Print on Baryta Paper, A2 size 59x42 cm. Limited edition, this is edition 1/50 Hand-signed by the author and with the artist’s stamps Complete with the certificate of authenticity. The photograph is sold without a frame. The photograph is shipped NOT rolled but flat in a specially made carton. The photograph is printed the same day and shipped directly by the author with the world’s best couriers (692 reviews < 0 negative < 1 Neutral < 691 positive) Of strong visual impact and very elegant. It is the right photograph to add to your personal Art Collection. Top of the range In the project titled "Somewhere" a visual journey is undertaken that crosses landscapes and metropolises. Urban settings and nature become undisputed protagonists. Neon signs, graffiti and rocky walls tell stories of life, human presence reduced to the essential, suggesting an intense connection with the environment; the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Beauty is to be discovered in the smallest details, in a world that often moves too fast to be noticed. Each element is cared for in the smallest details, nothing is left to chance. Visual elegance emerges through bold contrasts and vibrant colors, transforming the everyday into a true Work of Art.

Estimación:€600

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