NEW EXHIBITION IN TOOWOOMBA

My latest exhibition ‘FLIGHT PATTERNS’ opens at MARS GALLERY, theGRID at Toowoomba, Queensland next Friday.

Yes its black and white photographs of bird’s poo!

It’s not a subject most people think of as aesthetically pleasing but the random patterns remind me of a Jackson Pollock painting. I was fascinated by the delicate patterns, creamy white textures and shapes when I was walking around Venice a few years ago.

I’ve been shooting bird’s poo all over Sydney this year and the 21 images on show capture the delicate patterns that bird droppings make on our pavements. They become a landscape overlaid onto another landscape – the brick pavers, concrete, granite slabs, and wooden boards that we walk on each day.

These works explore the idea that beauty is all around us and in places that we least expect it. 

FLIGHT PATTERNS by EMILIO CRESCIANI
MARS Gallery, TheGRID, 488 Ruthven Street
TOOWOOMBA, QUEENSLAND
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5 DECEMBER 2014 – 7 JANUARY 2015 

INNER WEST COURIER ON PARRAMATTA ROAD PROJECT

The Inner West Courier features a story on the CARS..BRIDES..PUBS exhibition. It says: "PARRAMATTA Rd is not the first place you might think of for creating beautiful photographs but there is something beautiful about Emilio Cresciani’s work." 

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/inner-west/local-artist-emilio-cresciani-spends-12-months-photographing-parramatta-rd-streetscapes/story-fngr8h4f-1227119252592

 

INCINERATOR ART SPACE OPENING

Michael Fitzgerald, editor of Photofile magazine and Art Monthly opened my exhibition 'Remains of the Day 'on Thursday night. It was great to have so many people there. 

Fitzgerald says: "Cresciani is staking a claim for his own sharply emerging photographic identity."

Emilio Cresciani and Michael Fitzgerald at the opening


PARRAMATTA ROAD HERITAGE STREETSCAPE

WestConnex, urban change ...

For the last 12 months I have been documenting the buildings on the Leichhardt Local Government Area side of Parramatta Road for Leichhardt Council. 

"Emilio Cresciani's photo essay preserves a unique moment in the history of this major artery and contributes to the social history and photographic archive of Sydney. It continues the legacy of documentation of key times and periods in Sydney's growth and the global practice of street documentation." 

The images are now on Council's website http://www.leichhardt.nsw.gov.au/Library/Local-History/Parramatta-Road-Streetcape/Parramatta-Road-Streetscape


New exhibition at the Incinerator

INCINERATOR ART SPACE LIGHTS UP WITH WASTE PHOTOS

Willoughby’s Walter Burley Griffin designed Incinerator lights up with new photographs of rubbish. 

Each photograph in the exhibition 'Remains of the Day' is a close up of different type of waste - tyre rims, circuit boards, hair dryers, cans, bullet casings, TVs, wires, internet cables and the other remains of our modern consumer lifestyle. 

There will be an artist talk at 2pm Saturday, 13 September. Exhibition dates: 27 August - 14 September 

'Remains of the Day', Emilio Cresciani 27 August – 14 September 2014     Incinerator Art Space, Willoughby, 2 Small Street Willoughby Wednesday - Sunday 10-4

 

ACP Student Show

My photo of the Kuringai UTS building taken for the Architectural Photography course at ACP last year was chosen for display at the ACP Student show.

http://www.acp.org.au/events/2013/photostart313

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Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald describes Cresciani’s work as ‘creative recycling flexing across photography and sculpture’ in a review of SCA exhibition at Verge Gallery, 2013.