Fabrice de Nola's photostream

Descrizione:
Giorno di sole (bozzetto). Acrilico e pigmento fosforescente su carta, cm 17 x 36.
Il codice QR sullo zaino della bambina contiene la Lettera di una madre di Fukushima tradotta in italiano.

Opera esposta dal 17 dicembre 2011 al 17 gennaio 2012 a Sweet Sheets IV.

Nota: Le due figure sono ispirate ad una porzione di fotografia di Carlos Barria che ritrae una madre cha accompagna la figlia al primo giorno di scuola. Fukushima, 6 aprile 2011.

Cite as: Fabrice de Nola, 2011. Giorno di sole, acrilico e pigmento fosforescente su carta, cm 17 x 36.

Fabrice de Nola is an Italian-Belgian artist. He was the first artist in the world to create works of art, in 2006, using painted QR codes containg web links and texts readable through mobiles.
ファブリス・デ・ノーラ イタリアの現代美術家である。2006年には、世界初のＱＲコードを組み込んだ油絵を完成。

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Immagine di copertina per l'edizione italiana di Rebuilt, un libro di Michael Chorost, Gaffi Editore, Roma, ottobre 2011.
Michael Chorost è uno scrittore e teorico della tecnologia, che vive con un impianto cocleare che gli permette di sentire.
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Cover image for the Italian edition of Rebuilt, a book by Michael Chorost, published by Gaffi Editore, Rome, October 2011.
Michael Chorost is a writer and technology theorist, who lives with a cochlear implant that allows him to hear.

Cite as: Fabrice de Nola, 2010. Rebuilt, cover image.

Fabrice de Nola is an Italian-Belgian visual artist. He was the first artist in the world to create works of art, in 2006, using painted QR codes containg web links and texts readable through mobiles.
ファブリス・デ・ノーラ イタリアの現代美術家である。2006年には、世界初のＱＲコードを組み込んだ油絵を完成。

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A shape of Sicily created for the exhibition Fratelli d'Italia.

Cite as: Fabrice de Nola, 2011. Un bel posto.

Fabrice de Nola is an Italian-Belgian visual artist. He was the first artist in the world to create works of art, in 2006, using painted QR codes containg web links and texts readable through mobiles.
ファブリス・デ・ノーラ イタリアの現代美術家である。2006年には、世界初のＱＲコードを組み込んだ油絵を完成。

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Description: Fabrice de Nola The Mirror (detail), acrylic and oil on canvas, cm 100 x 120.
Date: July 1st, 2011.

Note: on left side of image the QR code link to the Letter from a Fukushima mother.
The right QR code link to Backyard World, a website that posts news, analysis, images, videos, and other references about the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.

From July 1st to September 4th, 2011, the painting was exhibited at the Riso Contemporary Art Museum, Palermo, Italy.

Cite as: Fabrice de Nola, 2011. The Mirror (detail).

Fabrice de Nola is an Italian-Belgian visual artist. He was the first artist in the world to create works of art, in 2006, using painted QR codes containg web links and texts readable through mobiles.
ファブリス・デ・ノーラ イタリアの現代美術家である。2006年には、世界初のＱＲコードを組み込んだ油絵を完成。

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Description: Fabrice de Nola The Mirror (close up detail), acrylic and oil on canvas, cm 100 x 120.
Date: July 1st, 2011.

Cite as: Fabrice de Nola, 2011. The Mirror (close up detail).

Fabrice de Nola is an Italian-Belgian visual artist. He was the first artist in the world to create works of art, in 2006, using painted QR codes containg web links and texts readable through mobiles.
ファブリス・デ・ノーラ イタリアの現代美術家である。2006年には、世界初のＱＲコードを組み込んだ油絵を完成。

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