Location: Italy
Luca Baldassari was born in 1972 in Rome.
He studied photography at “Istituto per la cinematografia e televisone Roberto Rosselini” of Rome. Using mainly the technique of the pinhole. Technique that I use for over 20 years, cameras and holes are handcrafted by me, this is one of the reasons why I decided to use this technique allows me to build my visual space / photo in full freedom and to use all sensitive materials available from the Polaroid photo paper to digital. Also allowed me to use long exposure times and seeing things / life from a different point of view, different, with different times I give myself time to understand better to think.
Why pinhole postcards?
A small concentrate of my travels and wanderings with the pinhole by my side.
I think that when you send a postcard or buy this for yourself because you want to re-think back to where you were or where you want to go. Seeking a share with the recipient with the desire to convey the feelings or still live with the desire to look for a bond or just to consolidate a friendship.
And that's when we come off from everything and you start to travel with the mind to think about what you've done or what could be done. It's a way to start again our imagination.
We hang up these to the wall or fridge and they remain like warning of a possible escape, even when these lose colour is difficult to take out them almost these were a way of escape to which we regret for the time to give a fleeting glance.
for view other picture this is the link of project http://www.lucabaldassari.com/?go=artworks/display_mini_gallery&login=lucabaldassari&mini_gallery_id=1259920&artist_id=138406
pinhole camera with polaroid 4x5
“ japan nagasaki brigde meganebashi”
pinhole camera with polaroid 4x5
“turkey istanbul teodosio wall”
pinhole camera with polaroid 4x5
pinhole camera with polaroid 4x5
pinhole camera with fuji 4x5
pinhole camera with polaroid 4x5
“japan beppu honsen”
“ greece atene partenone”
“ canada”
“ italy rome ponte sisto”
