#failaroids

Ripped from this sky

While I am [STILL] waiting for my scanner to come back from the laboratory, I have been able to get my hands on an unexpected OneStep2 camera in a local shop. So... I can’t wait to post my first shot taken with it and fresh Polaroid Originals 600 film and am using a shot of the photo taken with my iPhone. This mild fall is in Tuscany is giving us truly special moments.

Film: Polaroid Originals 600 Camera: Polaroid Originals OneStep2 

in/natura/le opens today

Also known as Failaroids 2.0, the exhibition is making a second début today c/o

BASILICO

 in Senigallia (AN).

As announced earlier, the exhibitions is made up of 60 one-of-a-kind, unique photographs, all of which are available to purchase either at BASILICO during the exhibit or online via my Facebook shop at http://bit.ly/Failaroids-FB-shop


The exhibition - featuring a slightly different set of photographs compared to the 1.0 version that was displayed in April c/o CUCO in Firenze - will last for one month, running until July 16th.

Purchased items will be signed and handed/delivered after the closing of the finissage.

So - the exhibition for April 2017 is done and over.

While we wait to announce the next installment of the “Failaroids” exhibition, you can browse and purchase these unique failed photographs on Etsy and on Facebook shops. Each item from the Failaroids series/exhibitions is one-of-a-kind; each photograph is a unique piece, and what you will be buying and getting are non-reproducible pieces of Art, signed by me, the author.

Soon I will have details of the next installment of the exhibition: it will happen in the Summer, will sport a different name (to fit in a series of events), will feature a slightly different set of photographs. This is due to a couple of reasons: 1. some of the photos featured at Cuco in April were sold and won’t be available since their now rightful owners are holding them in their lucky hands; 2. I like to spice up things and make each exhibition unique. Add to the above the fact that I am still producing Failaroids and I am always happy to have a chance to show them around... and there you have it.