Color, Geometry & Light-Jessica Moritz

About
Jessica Moritz’s art invites you on a vibrant journey of color and geometry, defying gravity and reimagining logic. Through innovative experimentation and material immersion, she explores light, space, and spiritual reflection, blurring the boundaries between painting, sculpture, installation, and drawing. Inspired by impossible geometry and the language of nature, her work delves into color theory to unite expression with the natural world.
Dedicated to sustainability, Moritz repurposes found materials, creating thought-provoking art that challenges consumerism and promotes self-sustainability. Her pieces explore the interplay of light and space, offering optical illusions in paintings and tactile experiences in concrete sculptures.
Through her work, Moritz defies conventions, bringing joy and relief while challenging perceptions of science, physics, and everyday life. Her art is an escape into beauty and meaning, sparking questions about art, society, and our relationship with the environment. Discover her captivating creations and experience the infinite journey of contemporary fine art.
Latest Exhibition
Mute Poetry
Wertheimer Gallery
The exhibition "Mute Poetry" delves into the sound of silence in our daily life and society, exploring how it manifests, feels and is expressed through the works of twelve artists. These works, encompassing painting, photography, video art, and sculptural installations, invite viewers to contemplate the various facets of silence.
Participating Artists:
Elsa Ers Brosh, Muriel Celinger, Sara Cutler, Reut Dafna, Yulia Krieger, Baptiste Leonne, Ziqian Liu, Gali Lutski, Jessica Moritz, Beenee See, Avivit Segal, Adam Spiegel.
Wertheimer gallery
Kikar Plumer 8, Build.36,
Namal Tel Aviv










Latest interview now available on Cohart
What’s the most unconventional material or technique you’ve experimented with in your art?
I would say three-dimensional canvases. Each frame is custom-built and stretched to create unconventional shapes that challenge perception. Painting on these uneven surfaces requires precision to maintain sharpness in both colors and forms. Additionally, working with found objects often presents unique challenges. Sometimes I come across a material and don’t immediately know how to transform it into a relevant piece. This process demands patience and respect for the time it takes to let instinct and creativity lead the way, especially since there’s rarely a second chance with such materials.