New York City’s Art Deco Interiors.
One of my notable recent projects focused on New York City’s Art Deco architecture, highlighting sixty buildings from the 1920s and 1930s and emphasizing the unique aspects of this unparalleled style.
Knock, Knock, Knock from the Cesati Collection. Currently on show.
The finest pieces from Cesati’s collection of door knockers, which I photographed years ago, are currently on display at Franco Maria Ricci’s – Labirinto della Masone headquarters in Fontanellato.
Visiting the exhibition titled “Knock, Knock, Knock” offers a unique opportunity to appreciate the original objects, my photographs, the exclusive art collection, and the stunning Labyrinth. A splendid catalog is also available.
Roberto Bigano Shooting Art.
I am an eclectic photographer, and I believe that combining various techniques and experiences enhances my skills and background. Over the years, I have developed expertise in photographing a wide range of artistic subjects, including paintings, sculptures, architecture, and vintage cars. Recently, I have focused on the Art Deco style in New York City.
To provide a better understanding of my work, I have included some background images.
Bugatti.
I have a special connection with the Bugatti brand. My journey began with photographing classic cars, starting with the book “Divina Bugatti.” This led to my documentation of the fascinating history of Bugatti’s Italian venture in the 1990s. I also captured unique images at the Bugatti International Meeting, which celebrated the brand’s centenary.
Wonderful Mistakes
“Wonderful Mistakes” is a captivating story that begins with a misplaced box of film left outside, exposed to the elements, including heat and insects. As a result, the negatives stick together and undergo a transformation. Dirt, bugs, and other unknown particles become embedded in the gelatin. This alteration of the original details creates new “original images” with fresh meanings.
