Original artwork description:

Geometry is essential in my practice, in architecture, in daily interactions.
I use different shapes and typography to create new shapes, shadows of the first ones and giving them depth with colors.
i created a color harmony thinking about spring, about some flowers and memories of what spring can be and might be again.
i always enjoy creating interlocking shapes and create an in/out relation for the viewer.
each side meet and create a new border, or new order, inviting the viewer in my escape.
you can see it as a geometric landscape or a colorful wave to swirl into.
All my recent works are made from reclaimed materials, found in the streets, in different locations in Tel Aviv.
iWant to raise awareness about sustainability in The Arts and invite collectors to be more mindful about our choices and lifestyle.
I also prefer cutting shapes that reveal the negative space with a halo of colors form the back of each sculpture to value the space that they are living in and give a new vision each time the viewer look at it according to the difference light in the day or night.

abstract geometric wall sculpture
reductive color field
made of reclaimed wood
hand jigsaw
ready to hang

Materials used:

pigments and acrylic painting on reclaimed wood

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