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Alberonero's Panorama Imaginaire at Planches Contact 2023

festival-fair · 2026-04-27

Luca Boffi, known as Alberonero, presents Panorama Imaginaire at the 14th edition of Planches Contact festival in Deauville, running until January 7, 2024. The installation combines photographs printed on semi-transparent fabrics that change with weather and light, objects donated by Trouville fishermen (buoys, nets, chains), and poetic texts on benches. The structure uses innocent tubes, evoking a brutalist aesthetic contrasted with dreamlike imagery. Boffi, who works as a farmhand in the Bassa Lodigiana, integrates his agricultural experience into his art, emphasizing a connection to the ordinary landscape. His book Caro Campo, winner of the Italian Council IX edition, explores his year-long coexistence with a poplar grove. The festival, directed by Laura Serani since 2019 and coordinated by Camille Binelli, features 25 exhibitions by international artists in residence.

Key facts

  • Alberonero is the alias of Luca Boffi, born in Lodi in 1991.
  • Panorama Imaginaire is part of Planches Contact 2023, the 14th edition.
  • The festival runs until January 7, 2024.
  • Photographs are printed on semi-transparent fabrics that change with sun, rain, and light.
  • Objects from Trouville fishermen include buoys, nets, and scallop fishing chains.
  • The structure uses innocent tubes, referencing Norman house facades.
  • Boffi works as a farmhand in the Bassa Lodigiana, south of Milan.
  • His book Caro Campo won the IX edition of Italian Council.
  • Laura Serani has been artistic director of Planches Contact since 2019.
  • Camille Binelli is the coordinator of the festival.

Entities

Artists

  • Luca Boffi
  • Alberonero
  • Laura Serani
  • Camille Binelli
  • Manuela De Leonardis

Institutions

  • Planches Contact
  • Ministero della Cultura
  • Regione Normandia
  • Dipartimento Calvados
  • Italian Council
  • Artesella
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Deauville
  • France
  • Normandy
  • Calvados
  • Lodi
  • Italy
  • Bassa Lodigiana
  • Milan
  • Campogalliano
  • Modena
  • Reggio Emilia
  • Trouville
  • Azzorre

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