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Jessica Moritz X ILLULIAN
Quantum Dance is a collection by Jessica inspired by the way time and light shape perception.
Circles serve as primal imprints, symbols of continuity through change. We can always refer to the original shape as a key to our past, present and future.
Each shape testifies to moments where time and circumstance left their mark, translating impact into movement and color.
A conscious meditation guided by geometry and physics made by hands. Each work bridges logic and intuition. Where the circle suggest closure, Art expands the choreography to begin anew.
Jessica Moritz x Illulian

Still in translation
group show
Werhtheimer gallery
A contemporary group exhibition exploring identity, migration, and cultural hybridity in Israel. Through diverse visual languages—from recurring spheres to dismantled forms—nine artists investigate the architecture of memory and the evolving meaning of home.
Opening Friday April 17, 11:00
Artists: Philippe Boulakia, Suly Bornstein Wolff, Sara Cutler, Elsa Ers Bros, Adi T Hoffman, Evgeny Merman, Igor Mikutski, Jessica Moritz, Yael Salomon.
on view until June 30 2026
Wertheimer Gallery
Contemporary Art gallery
Discover the Collection at Illulian
Via Alessandro Manzoni 41, Milano
or online

Light Ripples
Jessica Moritz
First Solo Exhibition in Israel
at Wertheimer gallery
Immerse yourself in a meditative space where geometric abstraction meets organic transformation.
In this new series, Jessica Moritz reclaims recycled materials; wood, denim, and textiles; transforming them into three-dimensional paintings that defy depth and flatness.
Experience a visual rhythm that anchors the spirit in a timeless dialogue with the natural world.

A LITTLE BIT
ABOUT THE
STUDIO
Jessica Moritz Studio explores the intersection of geometry, color, and light through painting, design, and material research. Based in Tel Aviv, the studio develops contemporary abstract works rooted in perception, movement, and the spatial experience of form. Projects range from hard-edge canvases to experimental installations, Op Art, with a focus on visual rhythm, minimalist structures, and emotional impact.

Reframing painting through shaped canvases, Jessica Moritz pushes the boundaries of surface, space, and form.
These works challenge the traditional rectangle, creating architectural objects where light, shadow, and geometry interact. Each canvas becomes both structure and surface, an invitation to see painting as spatial experience.
Working at the intersection of geometry, light, and perception, Jessica Moritz explores how structured forms can create emotional impact. Through shaped canvases and chromatic systems, her practice shifts between flatness and depth, order and disruption; inviting a sensory experience beyond the surface.
Light is the first material I reach for.
Gravity is the invisible thread pulling forms, shaping silence.
Painting is where I learn to listen to space.
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