Urban Melodies: Photography Series by Alessio Trerotoli
Published Oct 6, 2015
Italian photographer Alessio Trerotoli created this impressive series of abstract, superimposed images for a personal series called “Urban Melodies”.
“With this project I’m trying to create, by superimposing different pictures, a sort of abstract representation of urban landscapes and contemporary life from modern metropolis like Rome, New York, Paris, Berlin and many others. I use four or five different pictures of the same place, the same subject, to create every image. So everything is duplicated, lights and subjects multiply and build a new vision of urban life.”
— Alessio Trerotoli
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