Alberto Repetti Artist

Artworks of Alberto Repetti's Artist, Oil Painting, Ballpoint Pen Drawing and more

“The Bet”, fourth working session: Cat

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Oil On canvas. In progress.
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“Noiseless” Biroscape #88

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“The Secret Lies in the Wood”

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“The Secret Lies in the Wood”  Biroscape #87
Ballpoint pen on Cardboard, 10,5 x 14,8 cm, 2017 May

( the impress detail you can see better here  )

The Secret Lies in the Wood BS087

Art Reveal Magazine

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The brand new issue is out now.

ART REVEAL MAGAZINE #29 is out, and I am very happy with this interview, where I can express what are the motives that inspire me to work creatively and how the process related to the “creation” of a painting happen.
You can find the whole interview from page 84.

art reveal magazine number 29

“The Bet” Making the cat.

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The subject draws attention to the object. The objects which formed a subjects are not just what in a finished work appear, but exist in a succession of events that it’s hard identified temporally. When look at Painting consider the two actions, see the making of and see completed work as two distinct and paths that merge only in the last brushstroke.

Il soggetto richiama l’attenzione sull’oggetto. Gli oggetti con cui si forma un soggetto non sono solo quelli che appaiono in un lavoro finito, ma esistono in una successione di eventi difficilmente identificabili temporaneamente. Quando esaminiamo la Pittura, consideriamo le due azioni, vedere la realizzazione e il lavoro completato come due distinti percorsi che si fondono solo nell’ultima pennellata.

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“Kernels”, biroscape #86

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Kernels BS086

“Close the Planet” , biroscape #85

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Close the Planet BS85

“Eruption”, biroscape #84

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Ballpoint pen on Cardboard, 10,5 x 14,8 cm, 2017 April

Eruption BS084

“Cocoons”

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Ballpoint Pen on Cardboard, 23, 8 x 33 cm, 2017, April

Cocoons

NOT RANDOM ART Interview Alberto Repetti

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“The World is made up of objects and subjects. I am not interested in objects because they aren’t part of my experience. On the contrary when they became part of my experience, I give them a different meaning and they become for me a “subject.” This “subject” has an emotional strength, it can be a tree or a house or the sea, which became part of my life. So they become that particular tree, that particular house or that particular sea.”
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