He is the fantasy face-lifter of rooms, whose mission is to deprive a room of its right to be dank and miserable in parts. His credit alongside one of his layouts should read: "Imagine smudges on the walls, and add a dimness factor."
In Blue Velvet, there's a classic scene in which Dean Stockwell holds a white light to his face and lip-synchs to Roy Orbison singing "A candy colored clown they call the sandman." Remember how washed-out Stockwell's face was and how scary he looked? This is what Oberto Gili, premier interior photographer, will do to any room he sets his camera to.He is the fantasy face-lifter of rooms, whose mission is to deprive a room of its right to be dank and miserable in parts. His credit alongside one of his layouts should read: "Imagine smudges on the walls, and add a dimness factor."
