• Ricardo Fernandez Alberti

    Date posted: August 30, 2006 Author: jolanta
    Image Fernandez Alberti’s work is like an archive of symbols, moments and words
    that produce their own language.Combining elements of abstraction, expressionism,

    Fernandez Alberti’s work is like an archive of symbols, moments and words
    that produce their own language.Combining elements of abstraction, expressionism,
    figurative, minimal art, art brut or cartoons to produce an original and powerful work.

    Through reflecting subjects that are very personal, taken them from friends, newspaper,
    magazines, internet, history books, every day life situations and the like. He invites the
    viewer to share his very own private thoughts.
    Fernandez Alberti social, political and philosophical concerns are 
    reflected in his work, producing statements and concerning questions 
    on our behavior.

    The use and exploration of different techniques, and the play with 
    words and numbers are a good way for him to visualize the constant 
    changes in the society and the media.
    The use of traditional painting is a good contrast to contrast itself 
    and to measure with all those changes, where the new print and media 
    technologies have been easily manipulating the arts for the past last 
    decade; he turns back to the tradition of painting as the universal-language-kind.

    Ricardo Fernandez Alberti was born in Punta del Este, Uruguay and 
    grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He has been living in Bern since 1988 and
    became a Swiss citizen in 1998.
    From 1990 until 1996 he worked in Bern as movie projectionist and 
    decorator, in 1994 he started his studies in communication design at 
    Art Center Europe. A year later he moved to California and completed 
    the studies at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, USA. In 1998 
    soon after graduation, he started to work in Switzerland for 
    different advertising agencies. During all these years he has been 
    working parallel on his paintings and photography producing a self 
    revealing work.  

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