Roberto Cavalli (Italia

o reserve price No algorithms, only reality. My works are born from the photographs I took personally during my travels around the world. That is how Roberto Cavalli, the author of the photographic works, puts it: "Behind every photograph there is hard work, research and commitment, but also freedom and vision. An 'authentic' work made of photographs that I then personally work on in post-production without the intervention of any Artificial Intelligence (AI)". Perfect format to place in any apartment, large or small. Roberto Cavalli (Italy, 1971) alia ' contenगospazio ' presents ' Visions, in Las Vegas ' #984 An original fine art color photograph in the street contemporary photography style Fine Art print 59x42 cm. Limited edition, this is edition 18/50 Hand-signed by the author and with the artist stamps Complete with the certificate of authenticity. The photograph is sold unframed. The photograph is shipped NOT rolled but flat in a specially made cardboard box. 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 photographic work to insert into one’s personal Art Collection. Top of the line In the project titled "Visioni" I explore iconic cities such as Rome, Venice, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles through the photographic technique of double and multiple exposure during shooting. Without using any Artificial Intelligence, the images (made from photographs I personally take) blend into original and unique compositions, creating a fusion of modernity and elegance. Each element is cared for down to the smallest detail; nothing is left to chance; of strong aesthetic and visual impact, yet also elegant and decorative. This truly original approach celebrates the classical beauty of the cities, offering a contemporary, innovative and fascinating look at their essence."

Estimation:€600

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