PAINTINGS AND FRESCOES FOUND
IN
ABANDONED BUILDINGS IN ITALY
G'day folks,
Roman Robroek is what's called an Urban Photographer. Here, he has captured paintings and frescoes that he's found in a variety of abandoned places in Italy.
Some of the paintings in these photos
are described as frescoes. Fresco is a technique where freshly laid, or
wet lime plaster, is painted. Water is used to ‘transport’ the
dry-powder pigment to merge with the plaster, and while the plaster is
setting it becomes an integral part of the wall. The result is stunning.
When
looking at some of the paintings, you can see the high
level of craftsmanship. They look amazing and very detailed, even in
this state of decay of the building.Now, let's see what he has captured ...
Clancy's comment: Wow. Magnificent work. Amazing that these buildings are all abandoned. Thank you for sharing Roman.
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