Opera Poster
Mi sono Innamorato di te
United Colors of Naples
Size
cm 50x70
cm 50x70from 130,00 €
cm 70x100from 199,00 €
cm 35x50from 99,00 €
a4 (cm21x30)from 60,00 €
Color
Yellow
Yellow
Frame
No frame
No frame
Black+ 49,00 €
White+ 49,00 €
Wood+ 49,00 €
€
130,00
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About this piece
"Mi sono innamorato di te e adesso non so neppur io cosa fare."
Mi sono Innamorato di te, Luigi Tenco.
And instead, I did the exact opposite of you.
The opposite, I'd say.
I get up — or rather, I wake up, because sleeping has become an essential condition just to keep going a bit longer — I grab my phone, which sooner or later brings me some "hey, good morning" from you with some stupid song you then play 35 times in 2 hours, or something sweet that carries the day forward until "the next time you ran off on me".
Or I lose hours just watching you, lost, looking at you smiling, and I ask you why you're laughing and you're not really laughing, just smiling, and then in the end you laugh anyway.
You're so beautiful when you smile.
Otherwise we go out to do something, staying at "arm's length", but we always end up laughing, completely incapable of buying anything, like two donkeys wandering through the noise, incapable of hiding anything, at all.
Or I hang the socks out one by one, still matched by colour, on that ridiculous drying rack, in that tiny flat that, with you in it, almost feels like something out of Paris — except it doesn't burn for me.
Or I cook for you, and I won't tell you the secrets of my cooking, ridiculous too, because you'd probably cook them for someone else anyway.
Or you sit on the doorstep and you talk, talk, talk, talk, and I talk, talk, talk, talk. Because, you see, I really loved talking to you, truly, even when you'd cut me off with a dose of reality, saying this thing was some kind of systemic error or something like that.
But then you'd fill me with kisses.
So here's the thing: I don't want to lose you, and if it really has to happen, I still have to answer for all those mistakes first, those failures, all my pain, all the versions of myself that came before and got me here, right to this moment, in front of you, looking at me, and smiling.
Every Opera Poster is made by hand, just for you. There's no warehouse of finished pieces — each one is created only when you order it.
Every Opera Poster is a one-of-a-kind piece of art, signed, dated and embossed. With a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Every Opera Poster is made in Naples, with love — plenty of it (assaje, as we say around here).
Available with a frame.
Technical details
| Technique | Letterpress + Intaglio |
| Paper | Fedrigoni Acquerello White 390gsm |
| Edition | Limited |
| Signature | Hand-signed |
| Hallmark | Embossed UCN seal |
| Origin | Made in Napoli |
Delivery and packaging
Free shipping in Italy and across Europe. Ships within 7–10 working days of your order (up to 13 with a frame or in 70x100 size), express delivery in 24/48 hours.
Each Opera Poster is shipped in a tracked rigid tube with double internal protection. For framed sizes: double-layer packaging with reinforced corners.
From
€130,00
Specifications
Technique
By hand
Paper
Fedrigoni Acquerello White 390gsm
Colours
mixed spot colours
Edition
A unique piece, free from any serial fate
Signature
Hand-signed
Origin
Made in Napoli
How it's made
01
Typographic design
The text is set and balanced by hand, in search of the right rhythm between empty and full space.
02
Made by hand
Letterpress inks on Fedrigoni 390gsm paper. Every pass is unique: the pressure leaves its mark on the back, too.
03
Signature and hallmark
Each piece is signed by the artist and blind-embossed with the UCN seal.
Good to know
We're not a print shop. We're a craft workshop in Naples, where every piece is born from a dialogue with the song, with the artist's story, with what those words meant to the people who lived them.
Every piece that leaves our workshop is unique. Not as a marketing line, but by nature: letterpress is not a perfectly repeatable process. The mark stays.
— The UCN Workshop, Spaccanapoli