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Until 1994 permanent exhibition at P. Navona 76 Rome, Italy. From 1994 Trebbio Castle Florence 50037 Italy.
His posters have sold in the U.S.. Lorenzo Scaretti's creations can be found in private collections in New York, London, Paris, Washington, Los Angeles, Montreal, Houston, Bruxelles, Acapulco, Buenos Aires, Munich, Florence and Rome. Lorenzo Scaretti lives on Rome's piazza Navona.

Exhibitions:

1974
Galleria Etrusculudens, Rome - Italy
1975
Galleria l'Indicatore, Rome - Italy
1977
Galleria La Nuova Papessa, Rome - Italy
1978
Hamilton Gallery, Group Show, London - UK
1982
Art Expo New York City - U.S.A.
1984
Galerie Le Point, Monaco - Pricipality of Monte Carlo
1986
Italian General Consulate, Los Angeles - U.S.A.
2005
Galleria Angelica, Rome - Italy
2006-7
Galleria Angelica, Rome - Italy
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Hypnotic thoughts

Quick shifting sands
and time's clepsydra
shun
hypnotic thoughts
infinitesimal plankton
fluorescent lights
on heaving ocean swell
of life's existence.

                          Lorenzo 1974

2006-7


1975

Leave in my Dream

Leave in my dream
absurd creations
chaos in balance
on catastrophic line
random universe
in constant spore
where quanta hold and are
the entangled key.

Leave in my dream
the weirdest structures
living cells
conceived in chance
mutations wrought
by gamma rays and time
to twist this damned-forged
spiral code*.

Now place a stegasaurus
in my dream
a pterodactyl
and a dolphin too
then let that cell
present itself anew
to hand me an image
on mine own: mankind.

Last, give me nightmares
on evolution
future breeds
and star's demise
so that in anguish
and inept awareness
I may thus relish
this sweet despair.

                          Lorenzo 1984-2004

* DNA.*DNA.

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"Four-dimensional visual objects representing strings of paradoxical thought and tragicomic metaphor tied together into acoustic knots by puns and alliterations thereby lending resonance of sound to meaning".

paraphrasing Arthur Koestler in "Bisociation"
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