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Eyal
Sasson
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Little Dancer #2 2024 acrylic on PVC 90 x 122.5 cm
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For over two decades, since graduating from the Royal College of Art, Eyal Sasson's practice has explored the ambiguity between the mechanical processes of painting and expressive gesture. In recent projects, he focused on the abstract language of form and its ability to render narratives of figure and body. The works in this exhibition delve deeper into the ambiguous relationship between abstraction and figuration. Through an interplay of form, color and surface, the artist invites us to contemplate issues of conflict, detachment, vulnerability and collapse. Click HERE to view a PDF of the works. Eyal Sasson born in Tel Aviv (1968), received his MFA from Royal College of Art (2000) and his BA from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design (2006). Solo shows include Jerusalem Artists House, P8 Gallery, Municipal Art Gallery, Rishon Lezion, Braverman gallery, among others. His work was included in group exhibitions in many galleries in Israel and abroad, including The Herzliya Museum of Art, The Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Danielle Arnaud Gallery, Schleicher+Lange Gallery, Paris, among others. He is a recipient of the Ministry of Culture Award (Encouragement Award, 2019), America - Israel Cultural Foundation Award (2001, 2000), Clore Scholarship, RCA (1998) and Prize for Excellence, Bezalel Academy (1996). Shirley Wegner is a multidisciplinary
artist and an independent curator. Wegner graduated with honors
from Yale University School of Art (MFA, 2002). She is also
the recipient of The Ministry of Culture Encouragement Award
for Creativity (2017). Her works were exhibited in the US, Europe
and Israel, among others at Goch Museum in Germany, The Islip
Art Museum, New York and The Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Wegner
is on the faculty of Shenkar’s School of Multidisciplinary Art.
Running man, 2024 acrylic on PVC, 122.5 x 141.6 cm
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