Original artwork description:

Fahrenheit, pyramid, something's gotta give

We all look up, for elevation, hope, and physical reflex.
might seem automatic, but we all wish to rise above. to find the essence of things; energy, wealth, health, and all that can make us greater. But are we really seeing it or is it even reachable? or is it an illusion? how so?

I was thinking about this perspective of good, in the Art form, and realized that we, Artists; are lucky to create our Oasis, the illusion of a good place, or that state of fulfillment in our Art. We display harmony in chaos, for centuries, for Us, and the viewer. A beautiful, disillusional dystopian universe where you visit, take a breath, and come back to reality.
In this work, a square pyramid, made of reclaimed wood, MDF, and found materials, I started by thinking of the outside perception. What kind of mirage I wish we could visit today, what kind of feeling I was looking to reach, and the distance.

Again, I came back to the Dawn, this moment of hope, exhilaration, and distraught at the same time. what has been done, cannot be undone, what has been silenced cannot be said, what you did or didn't is already gone. we all have that feeling, right?

I have taken pictures, collected in a way, sky or space pictures in that sense. the momentum of light, consciousness.
Even in darkness, there is light. what can seem unreachable is closer than you think, just as in any direction, something's gotta give.
disillusion is great, come visit.

Little by Little, I decompose the light, a kind of sky spectrum, into a color palette.
And painting layers by Layers, this moment on the pyramid.
As if you could visit, be in that moment, and realize it was also yours.


square pyramid with a base,
slot in the back to hang with nails or screws depending on the walls
can also be standing on a basement display
31X 31 X 24 (cm)
pigments and acrylic on reclaimed wood, hand jigsaw
2023
Tel Aviv, Israel

Materials used:

pigments and acrylic on reclaimed wood, hand jigsaw

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