Gallery
- Artist - Marcela Iriarte
- Artist - Anna Lewenhaupt
- Artist - Alexandra Unger
- Artist - Anthony Gross
- Artist -Mario Cordeiro and Joao Lima
- Artist - David Burrows
- Graphic Design - Becky Redman
- Illustration - Francesco Rapaciuolo
- Illustration - Vito Perrone
- Photographer - Canazei
- Photographer - Ivan Ingletto
- Photographer - Konstantin Kochkin
- Photographer - Lucia Busnarda
- Painting - Francesco Rapacciuolo
- Street Art - Valerio Triennese
Welcome to Optical Radio Gallery
Optical Radio arcade has been set up by a group of artists involved in the project. The Gallery has been designed through the parallel between drawing and photography. It features photographs, drafts, paintings, and street art.
If you'd like to get involved in our project, or you'd like to exhibit your work in the Gallery, please contact: info@opticalradio.net
Illustrator: x.one – Vito Perrone - www.myspace.com/xone77
Unconventional graphics in post-visual communication
Born in Foggia, Italy in 1977, and currently active in London, Vito dedicated himself from an early age to the field of applied arts, visual art communication, advertisment and diffusion. "The artistic-creative scene, in the foreseable future, will focus on pieces that are subject to transformations. It is about capturing events before they fade away in the hands of mortality, time and obsolescence, a form of cannibalism of their own consumption. It allows artists to create emotion and an illusion of reality, to feed the immagination by faking what is real."
R.S.
Contact Vito @:
x.one@libero.it
Unconventional graphics in post-visual communication
Born in Foggia, Italy in 1977, and currently active in London, Vito dedicated himself from an early age to the field of applied arts, visual art communication, advertisment and diffusion. "The artistic-creative scene, in the foreseable future, will focus on pieces that are subject to transformations. It is about capturing events before they fade away in the hands of mortality, time and obsolescence, a form of cannibalism of their own consumption. It allows artists to create emotion and an illusion of reality, to feed the immagination by faking what is real."
R.S.
Contact Vito @:
x.one@libero.it
