A red vague recollection, In London #97 - Big Size Cm.59x42 - No reserve Giclée Glacier 305Gsm - Ed.17/50 - Certificate of authenticity - Signed on the back This limited edition photograph is taken in Great Britain, exactly in London, the famous Battersea, cover of Pink Floyd's 1977 album " Animals " and that red that binds memories. A shot taken from a train passing nearby, which immortalizes this enormous power station for eternity (today it no longer exists, it has been transformed into a shopping center with shops and offices). Once framed and put on the wall this image rocks!!! Everyone will be envious! It rocks with its power!!! Powerful, elegant, wonderful and unique! Do you prefer one of the millions of photographs found everywhere, or an original Limited Edition photograph with certificate and signature? Let's think about it people, let's think about it. This photograph is made from shots I personally took, NOT BY Artificial Intelligence (AI) I take all the shots I need and then work on them in post production This photograph seen in person is wonderful! A phone or computer screen cannot reproduce the size and quality of photo printing. The beauty of this photograph in your hands cannot be compared to viewing it through any device. My name is Roberto Cavalli alias "contengospazio". I have been an artist and photographer for over 30 years. In 1991 I held my first art exhibition, and I have never stopped since then. Many international exhibitions and awards, hundreds of photographic works sold in every corner of the world. This photograph is not a low-value print, it is not a retouched or revisited reproduction of some famous work of art. You are considering an original "limited edition" photograph born from my over thirty years of artistic experience, photographs sold in every corner of the world and which have won important international awards. In the images you can see the simulation of this photographic work in various formats, arranged in different frames and in different rooms of the house, just to have a more precise idea of ​​a possible final result. The border (white or black) serves to protect the photograph, it will then be covered by the frame or passe-portout. I personally ship this photograph in a super protective box (designed and handcrafted by me) with UPS - DHL - TNT in one working day. SOME AWARDS 1st Prize “Leica 24X36” 1st Prize “Tapirulan 2010” 1st Prize “Lucca Digital Photo Contest 2009” 1st Prize “IV European Photo Contest EBT Venezia 2008” 3rd Prize “Premio Celeste Voto On Line 2007” 1st Prize “Venice International Photo Contest VIPC 2005 Cat.General” 1st Prize “Mei 2004 Cat. Live Performance” 1st Prize “Mei 2004” Cat.Pubblico 1st Prize “Arte Mondadori (Fotografia) 2004 BIO: I approached art at the age of twenty. Sculpture is my first expressive tool: scraps of hardware assembled with various materials, they transform (in my hands) into postmodern compositions that transmit, with their own decadence, imperfection and solitude, the Artist's critical eye towards such an evolved present and indifferent. Since I was young I felt the desire to create, after my time as a sculptor I felt I had to explore new artistic worlds; thanks to the work of the great artist David Hockney and in particular through his work as a photographer, I approached photography and this world fascinating and full of history. My "photographic adventures" have taken me to many cities, for example New York, Los Angeles, Rome, Venice, Milan, San Francisco, Berlin, London, Paris and Barcelona etc etc. Each place inspired my creativity and pushed me to capture its essence through my own objective; a reflection that continues over the years, supporting new forms from time to time of Art, up to the definitive point of arrival (for now!) of photography, the medium par excellence that I allows you to freeze moments of everyday life, enhancing their essence: the intensity of a look, the the sad desolation of an architecture, the bitter irony of an advertising billboard, the "game" almost surrealist of ongoing projects such as “PASSAGES” and “VISIONI” or the more recent “MIRAGES” and "SOMEWHERE". I hope that my images can inspire others and convey emotions that go beyond these thoughts of mine.