Novanta 1/5 Print

Rome, 5th October 1964. Inspired by the decollage of Mimmo Rotella, Brivido Pop physically and digitally tears and rips billboards around the city to expose, layer after layer, an overlapping that is a century-old and discovers unprecedented and fascinating combinations. It is an aesthetic short circuit, a bizarre but ingenious slot machine. The final product is a digital "ricollage" printed on canvas (edition limited to five copies) and enhanced with genuine peeled paper that blend into the photographs so as to further confuse the eye… “I like watching people walking down the streets to find out aesthetic resemblances matching the classical art works” Final participant of Saatchi Art Showdown for ‘Pied-a-terre’, Paris 2011. Featurings on Saatchi Art’s hompage: Piloni & Veline featured in the "Statement Art for Above a Sofa" , 2015 Divine Creature featured in the “Inspired by Old Masters” Collection, 2015 Una Fame da Squali featured in the 'Hollywood' Collection, 2015 Fronte Retro featured in “The Figures et Nudes” Collection, 2012