He prefers black-and-white photography and social and urban themes.
Born in Rumford, Rhode Island, USA, Anthony Kyle Rotelli is a visual artist with a passion for photography. Rotelli’s artistic journey has taken him to Italy, where he has participated in both the Baroque Blue artist residencies and exhibitions organized by Primo Piano LivinGallery—“Trace of Time” (2023) and “Time Machine” (2024)—at the Palmieri Foundation in Lecce. Other notable group exhibitions include those at the Co Creative Center in New Bedford, MA, in 2022.
In addition to his artistic career, Rotelli serves as executive director and is pursuing advanced studies, including a Master of Science in Leadership in the nonprofit sector and an executive program, both at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy & Practice. He mainly uses color when depicting landscapes. Through his lens, he seeks to convey a sense of wonder, nostalgia, and respect for every landscape he captures, immortalizing those fleeting moments that might otherwise be lost, reminding us of the timeless majesty that surrounds us and the place we occupy within it.
Creative visions and paths at Baroque Blue
He prefers black-and-white photography and social and urban themes.
Born in Rumford, Rhode Island, USA, Anthony Kyle Rotelli is a visual artist with a passion for photography. Rotelli’s artistic journey has taken him to Italy, where he has participated in both the Baroque Blue artist residencies and exhibitions organized by Primo Piano LivinGallery—“Trace of Time” (2023) and “Time Machine” (2024)—at the Palmieri Foundation in Lecce. Other notable group exhibitions include those at the Co Creative Center in New Bedford, MA, in 2022.
In addition to his artistic career, Rotelli serves as executive director and is pursuing advanced studies, including a Master of Science in Leadership in the nonprofit sector and an executive program, both at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy & Practice. He mainly uses color when depicting landscapes. Through his lens, he seeks to convey a sense of wonder, nostalgia, and respect for every landscape he captures, immortalizing those fleeting moments that might otherwise be lost, reminding us of the timeless majesty that surrounds us and the place we occupy within it.
Creative visions and paths at Baroque Blue
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He prefers black-and-white photography and social and urban themes.
Born in Rumford, Rhode Island, USA, Anthony Kyle Rotelli is a visual artist with a passion for photography. Rotelli’s artistic journey has taken him to Italy, where he has participated in both the Baroque Blue artist residencies and exhibitions organized by Primo Piano LivinGallery—“Trace of Time” (2023) and “Time Machine” (2024)—at the Palmieri Foundation in Lecce. Other notable group exhibitions include those at the Co Creative Center in New Bedford, MA, in 2022.
In addition to his artistic career, Rotelli serves as executive director and is pursuing advanced studies, including a Master of Science in Leadership in the nonprofit sector and an executive program, both at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy & Practice. He mainly uses color when depicting landscapes. Through his lens, he seeks to convey a sense of wonder, nostalgia, and respect for every landscape he captures, immortalizing those fleeting moments that might otherwise be lost, reminding us of the timeless majesty that surrounds us and the place we occupy within it.
Creative visions and paths at Baroque Blue
He prefers black-and-white photography and social and urban themes.
Born in Rumford, Rhode Island, USA, Anthony Kyle Rotelli is a visual artist with a passion for photography. Rotelli’s artistic journey has taken him to Italy, where he has participated in both the Baroque Blue artist residencies and exhibitions organized by Primo Piano LivinGallery—“Trace of Time” (2023) and “Time Machine” (2024)—at the Palmieri Foundation in Lecce. Other notable group exhibitions include those at the Co Creative Center in New Bedford, MA, in 2022.
In addition to his artistic career, Rotelli serves as executive director and is pursuing advanced studies, including a Master of Science in Leadership in the nonprofit sector and an executive program, both at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy & Practice. He mainly uses color when depicting landscapes. Through his lens, he seeks to convey a sense of wonder, nostalgia, and respect for every landscape he captures, immortalizing those fleeting moments that might otherwise be lost, reminding us of the timeless majesty that surrounds us and the place we occupy within it.
Creative visions and paths at Baroque Blue
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