"Luna Parc" is the name of the eclectic house with bright colors created by Ricky Boscarino, an artist who has transformed it over the years into an open-air work of art, often reusing recycled materials
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In New Jersey there is a truly incredible house, the work of the artist Ricky Boscarino, who bought it back in 1989, transforming it over the years into an open-air work of art. It's called "Luna Parc", it is an extravagant-style house-museum, built and decorated with mosaics, elements in wood, concrete, ceramic, clay, glass, rock and many others, including recycled ones. All in the name of color!
Boscarino drew inspiration from both Antoni Gaudí's Parc Güell and Vienna's Hundertwasserhaus, and incorporated unusual objects such as bowling balls, old plaques, sticks, glass bottles into the eclectic structure, which includes frequent curved surfaces.
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Externally the house is a riot of bright colors and bold shapes, which overall create a variegated but harmonious whole. Inside the rooms there are all kinds of curiosities coming from many different countries, and there is no shortage of works of art by Boscarino, from his oil paintings to jewels often inspired by the world of insects to ceramics.
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The outdoor spaces are populated with eccentric sculptures and original buildings, often under the banner of creative recycling. Like the famous “House of Bottle Blues”, made with strictly blue recycled glass bottles.
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Luna Park is open to the public only on certain occasions but courses and workshops for artists are often organized.
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