Roberto Cavalli (Italia, 1971) - Upside Town, in New York City /#1143 - XXL - B&W






Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.
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Roberto Cavalli, Upside Town, in New York City /#1143 – XXL – B&W, 2026; digital print 90 × 60 cm, edition 4/50, signed by the artist.
Description from the seller
No algorithm, only reality. My Works are born from the photographs I took firsthand during my travels around the world.
Thus says Roberto Cavalli, the author of the photographic works: "Behind every photograph there is hard work, research and commitment, but also freedom and vision. An 'authentic' work made of photographic shots that I then personally work on in post production without the intervention of any Artificial Intelligence (AI)."
Format XXL 90x60 cm
Roberto Cavalli (Italy, 1971) aka ' contengospazio ' presents:
' Upside Town, in New York City ' #1143
An original black and white photograph in the street contemporary photography style
Fine Art Paper print in XXL format 90x60 cm
Limited edition, this is edition 3/50
Hand-signed by the author and with the artist's stamps
Completing the package is the certificate of authenticity
The photograph is sold unframed
The photograph is printed the same day and shipped directly by the author with the world’s best couriers (692 reviews < 691 positive < 1 neutral < 0 negative)
Of strong visual impact and very elegant.
It is the right photograph to add to your personal Art Collection.
Top of the line
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In the project titled "Upside town" the iconic skylines of metropolises like New York, London and Paris merge in an absurd and original visual dialogue.
Each image, the result of a meticulous and lengthy post-production process, features one or more cities interwoven, creating a dystopian and futuristic effect that recalls films like "Upside Down" and "Blade Runner".
The manic attention to detail guarantees that nothing is left to chance, making every shot a true unique and original Work of Art.
The visual impact is immediate, inviting the viewer to explore a world in which the metropolises communicate in a surprising and unexpected way."
Seller's Story
No algorithm, only reality. My Works are born from the photographs I took firsthand during my travels around the world.
Thus says Roberto Cavalli, the author of the photographic works: "Behind every photograph there is hard work, research and commitment, but also freedom and vision. An 'authentic' work made of photographic shots that I then personally work on in post production without the intervention of any Artificial Intelligence (AI)."
Format XXL 90x60 cm
Roberto Cavalli (Italy, 1971) aka ' contengospazio ' presents:
' Upside Town, in New York City ' #1143
An original black and white photograph in the street contemporary photography style
Fine Art Paper print in XXL format 90x60 cm
Limited edition, this is edition 3/50
Hand-signed by the author and with the artist's stamps
Completing the package is the certificate of authenticity
The photograph is sold unframed
The photograph is printed the same day and shipped directly by the author with the world’s best couriers (692 reviews < 691 positive < 1 neutral < 0 negative)
Of strong visual impact and very elegant.
It is the right photograph to add to your personal Art Collection.
Top of the line
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In the project titled "Upside town" the iconic skylines of metropolises like New York, London and Paris merge in an absurd and original visual dialogue.
Each image, the result of a meticulous and lengthy post-production process, features one or more cities interwoven, creating a dystopian and futuristic effect that recalls films like "Upside Down" and "Blade Runner".
The manic attention to detail guarantees that nothing is left to chance, making every shot a true unique and original Work of Art.
The visual impact is immediate, inviting the viewer to explore a world in which the metropolises communicate in a surprising and unexpected way."
