uno nessuno e centomila

Yay!

As I promised on this post, here they are some of my first digital collages that I created thanks to the useful sources found on Hitrecord. I wanted to make some digital experiments on classic vintage photos using my signature crochet mask, and this is the result.

As I already explained for my handmade crochet collages, this project is directly inspired to “Uno, Nessuno e Centomila” (One, No One and One Hundred Thousand) novel by Luigi Pirandello. The “identity loss” of the main character Vitangelo Moscarda, is a smart analysis on how the perception of ourselves can be so different through the eyes of the others.

This is an ongoing series, I will show you just the first batch of images that I realized and then release other next week. I hope you enjoy and please let me know what do you think!

Vintage portrait of a smiling kid with a white crochet mask that covers the face.

Vintage portraits manipulated with digital interventions.

Vintage portrait of a man with a white crochet mask that covers the face.

Vintage portraits manipulated with digital interventions.

Vintage portrait of a young girl with a white crochet mask that covers the face.

Vintage portraits manipulated with digital interventions.

Vintage portrait of a woman with a white crochet mask that covers the face.

Vintage portraits manipulated with digital interventions.

Here they are!

It’s been a while since I shared my new works, so here it is a brand new mini series of collages. I wanted to use my “signature” crochet mask, and at the same time to connect it to an intriguing concept.

This project is directly inspired to “Uno, Nessuno e Centomila” (One, No One and One Hundred Thousand) novel by Luigi Pirandello. The “identity loss” of the main character Vitangelo Moscarda, is a smart analysis on how the perception of ourselves can be so different through the eyes of the others.

I am also working on a digital collages series correlated to this concept, I will soon share some of them too. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy and as always, you feedback is precious!