Far Out IN OUT – photographic work, 2010

[…] «These suggestions and inner pathways resonate with those observers who are able to understand that what is produced by the camera and its processes derives not only – nor even primarily – from subjects or technique, but from the heart and mind of the artist.

It is with this spirit that one should approach the works of Lorenzo Di Loreto. In relation to the intangible, his mysteries embrace the firmament, the fluidity of water, the movement of light, in the hope of conveying an ineffable sense of wonder toward the mysteries of the Universe. Di Loreto has created a body of work that is, in the words of John Berger, ‘a form of transport’, and this undoubtedly constitutes the true purpose of art.». 

| Naomi Rosenblum – NYC Aprile 2010

[…] «Looking at Lorenzo’s photographs, it is both risky and limiting to assume that the role of a photographic artist is simply to interpret or document immediate experience. I believe that photography can be much more; the power of art must also be a poetic expression, because the artist’s primary purpose is to elevate the individual to a higher level.

In Lorenzo Di Loreto’s images, we become aware of the quintessence and the process of Being, not only in an aesthetic sense but also in an intelligible one. The artist himself states: ‘I like to define my Art as ritual and spiritual». 

| Frank Dituri NYC – Aprile 2010

«Far out In OUT is a purification, a distillation, another step closer to the Essence. The long-awaited mystical rebirth for which Tabula Rasa and Inner Kaos had prepared the ground.

Now it is the return of the hero, carrying the hard-won elixir after having slain the Dragon that guarded it. Artistic expression becomes a pure sublimation of the movements of the Soul; a privileged instrument destined to give voice and form to that One hidden in the remote depths of Being, whose intimate exploration constitutes my primary intent.

I like to define my Art as ritual and spiritual». 

| Lorenzo Di Loreto – Aprile 2010