KooKoo realizes that life is short but art remains forever
That's why we brought this artists to the sale who are highly recommended for your Israeli art collection:
Meet this artist, Sharon Zergari, who deals with issues of manhood in crisis
Authentic buildings from Shaul Cohen's Tel Aviv streets - all the lights go on in the homes!
First exposure to a series of photographs by the mega photographer Hanna Sahar
Sveta sheLest's embroidery work will blow you away with laughter
Miriam Cabessa steps on gold (item 79) and mesmerising us
Itamar Tal in a new and exclusive series for KooKoo with colourful fabrics
Hanan Milner in 7 classic and enticing works at surprising opening prices
Julie Filipanko with 2 original works before a California solo show
Ronnie Yoffe in high realistic pictorial ability in 3 exciting drawings
Graffiti artist Zivink in 7 of the best works we've ever presented
Great and important work of the fighter in rats Vadim Stefanov (Item 64)
And Diana Kogan the young promising artist in special oil paintings for cultivating the collection
KooKoo takes care of you for the best
And as always - all art comes directly from the artist's studio
Here for any questions 0558859447 - Lisa
* Shipping with courier to the door at NIS 39
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LOTE 44:
Tali Ben-Eliezer
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Preço inicial:
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100
Preço estimado :
$280 - $380
Comissão da leiloeira: 15%
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''Body Guard''
Acrylic and Ink on Framed paper
20/30 cm
Signed Front
Tali Ben-Eliezer, born in 76. Lives and works in Tel Aviv.
Autodidactic is primarily concerned with figurative painting with the effects of illustration. The topics that concern her are characterized by a lot of black humor, sarcasm and opal. (We in Coco are dead on it) In the works, Tali describes her personal life, every job - story.
'' My work starts many times from a place that is self-conscious but free and liberated and only then does it pass through filters of analysis and thinking. My work emerges from seemingly banal experiences of existence that encounter a lot of absurdity and irony. I try to touch on human, emotional, intimate or social existence experiences through a black humor perspective as a strategy for dealing with the more complex content in reality.
My artistic language intersects with graphics and illustration. The semi-naive visibility combined with more realistic elements, for me, sharpens the contrast between content and form. That is to say, in the form, there is something direct, 'simple' or 'naive' but the content is complex, dark and sometimes morbid.
Many times in my creative work I incorporate text related to pop culture and everyday life. Our existence within a consumer culture exists in almost every work, even if it describes a very intimate and personal moment. The individual always exists within the company and at the same time strives to be cut off from it. My works have a constant tension between two-dimensional and three-dimensional, between drawing and painting, and between realistic and surreal. For me, the contrast between the different elements creates a toughness and tenderness that work together and serve the same message. ''
