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Summer unveiled, wertheimer gallery, Tel Aviv



summer unveiled, wertheimer gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel

Happy to invite you to the opening of our Summer Show at Wertheimer gallery

Thursday, July 18th at 6:30 PM


Explore the radiant hues and evocative themes of summer at Wertheimer Gallery’s captivating group exhibition, "SUMMER UNVEILED." Join us for an enchanting evening as we unveil a curated collection of artworks by a diverse array of renowned artists. From the vibrant brushstrokes of Gustavo Bar Valenzuela to the surrealist paintings of Elsa Ers Brosh, each piece offers a unique perspective on the season's essence. Immerse yourself in this celebration of creativity and indulge in the visual feast that captures the warmth and spirit of summer. Don't miss the opportunity to experience art that resonates with the joys and colors of the season.


Summer Unveiled

Wertheimer Gallery

Tel Aviv

Participating Artists:

Gustavo Bar Valenzuela, Elsa Ers Brosh, Hanna Elan Yones, Micky Goldstein, Baptiste Leonne, Evgeny Merman, Jessica Moritz, Pirsky & Hayat, Daniel Remer, Hen Songo, Furio Torracchi, Miguel Vallinas Prieto.






the exhibition is on view until august 31.


Contemporary Art gallery


8 Kikar Plumer St

Building 36, Tel Aviv Port, Israel


OPENING HOURS

Sun-Thu | 10.00 am - 06.00 pm

Wed | 10.00 am -  07.00 pm

Fri | 09.30 am - 13.30 pm


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Jessica Moritz, Like a river in the desert, Wertheimer Gallery, tel aviv, Israel

Jessica Moritz, Optical art Painting, like a river in the desert at Wertheimer gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
Jessica Moritz, Like a river in the desert, Wertheimer Gallery, tel aviv, Israel

"Like a River in the desert" explores the journey through the desert as a metaphor for personal and artistic exploration. The desert, derived from the Latin word "désertum," symbolizes abandonment, transition, hardship, purification, and learning. The artist sees this harsh landscape as an essential part of a broader voyage that involves confronting difficulties and discovering new perspectives.


In this work, I break away from traditional square formats, moving toward sculptural forms. Starting with a square wooden frame, the canvas is stretched and transformed into various shapes, pushing the boundaries of what a painting can be. This process raises numerous questions about the outcome, sustainability, and the interplay of light and shadow. I embrace the technical challenges and the possibility of failure, viewing these risks as integral to the creative process.


Symmetry, palindromes, and reverse mirroring are key elements in the work, reflecting nature's order within chaos, the repetition of intentions, and the exploration of opposites to find balance. Each piece is unique, hand-made, and intentionally imperfect, reminding viewers of the human touch in its creation.


Returning to the desert, I reflect on how the vast, empty landscape challenges our city-centric mindset, where straight lines and boundaries dominate. The desert’s emptiness evokes a sense of freedom and constraint, inspiring a vision of balance amid adversity. A river, imagined as a mirage, symbolizes hope and the creation of equilibrium. Ultimately, the artist values the balance found or created through the journey more than the destination itself, emphasizing that belonging is rooted in our experiences rather than the places we inhabit.



Other works presented:

inquiries at Wertheimer galllery for listing, private visit and commissions at lnfo@wertheimergallery.com



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