6 settembre 2013

Locanda Bio nell'Oasi di Galbusera Bianca.......

La "Locanda Bio!" dell'Oasi di Galbusera Bianca si trova nel Parco di Montevecchia, vicino a Lecco. E' un luogo accogliente di pace, serenità e silenzio, un ambiente protetto, una culla che riconnette il cuore delle persone e celebra gli incontri,  uno spazio di riposo profondo nella quiete della notte dove dormire nel silenzio del canto della natura e nutrirsi della sua energia.
Queste immagini sono lo stile rustico e ruvido e colorato, fatto di vecchie travi di tetti e assiti consunti e materiali di riciclo, molti provenienti dalla demolizione dei vecchi edifici, che arredano la "Locanda Bio!"
Le camere, tutte diverse, sono arredate con materiali recuperati dagli edifici preesistenti e restaurati. C'è quella Zen, quella del giardiniere, del falegname, del viaggiatore..... 
The "Inn Bio!" Oasis of Galbusera Bianca is located in Montevecchia Park, near Lecco. It 'a cozy place of peace, serenity and silence, a protected environment, a cradle that attaches the hearts of people and celebrates the meetings, a space of deep rest in the quiet of the night to sleep in the silence of the music of nature and be fed by His energy.

These images are the rustic and rough and colorful, made ​​of old beams and roof decking worn and recycled materials, many arising from the demolition of the old buildings that adorn the "Locanda Bio!"
The rooms, all different, are furnished with materials recovered from existing buildings and restored. There's that Zen, that of gardener, carpenter, traveler .....
 




















 
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16 luglio 2013

Liat Elbling, photografy the core of her work

Photography is the core of my artwork. It is my medium of choice, my means of expression, but more importantly, photography (as technique, medium, and act) and the photograph (as product and object), are the subject matter and content of my work. My work examines the values of photography, whether the photographs are about architectural structures, plates, or flowers; I have employed these as tools in my reflections on photography.

Our world has undergone a major perceptual paradigm shift in recent years. The change from an analog to a digital environment has changed in the way we look at and organize our individual space, its physicality, its accessibility, and its material aspects. I work in a digital world and respond to it, and technology represents for me not just a means but also the subject of exploration.

I experience the world today as non-material, and my choice to go back to working with physical materials raises interesting fundamental questions about their and my essentiality, history, and existence.

Liat Elbling