Screen Memories
I’m happy to have a work up at Musee Dezentral’s beautiful space in the metaverse. ‘Bacchus and Ariadne’ can be seen at the 21 second mark.
'St Catherine of Alexandria (Orange + Yellow Dark Mode) and (Red + Yellow Dark Mode)', A2, inkjet and acrylic on canvas.
‘Bacchus and Ariadne (Grey Dark Mode)’, A2, inkjet and acrylic and paper.
‘St. Catherine of Alexandria (Orange Dark Mode)’, A2, inkjet and acrylic on paper.
‘Bacchus and Ariadne (Red Dark Mode)’, A2, acrylic and inkjet on paper.
The making of ‘St. George and the Dragon’ at BBK’s Bethanien studios in Berlin.
The making of ‘Bacchus and Ariadne’ at BBK’s Bethanien studios in Berlin.
Following last month’s show at Fata Morgana in Berlin, the Leo Kuelbs Collection is now showing a virtual exhibition of Screen Memories online. Visit Leo Kuelbs Collection website for more information and view the virtual exhibition here:
https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/en/exhibition/3772082/adrian-pocobelli-screen-memories
The making of ‘St. Catherine of Alexandria’ at BBK’s Bethanien studios in Berlin.
‘Virgin and Child with St. Anne’, iPhone X and MacBook, digital image.
‘Bacchus and Ariadne’, iPhone X and MacBook, digital image.
‘St. George and the Dragon’, iPhone X and MacBook, digital image.
‘St. Catherine of Alexandria’, iPhone X and MacBook, digital image.
“Sick Bacchus’, iPhone X, digital image.
“Baccus”, iPhone X, digital image.
“Aeneas carrying his father“, iPhone X, digital image.
“The Entombment”, iPhone X, digital image.
