Yoram Chisin
ART Habens
For the most part the works are
abstract without name or subject
matter that can be represented in
figure, the emotion is the subject and
is represented through the layers and
colors. The juxtaposition of
contrasting as well as complementing
colors is the language of the work!
It is the role of the viewer to decide
and interact with your work, to decide
what is real and what is imagined,
your job as you see it is to express
and hopfully move or provoke.
Yes, it is the universal language of
pain, sadness, hope and joy in these
particular works that engage and
move the viewer, and in essence,
isn’t that the purpose of great art!
It is imperitive to the work’s charm
and appeal that the viewer is
determining his own association with
the piece, a great work can have this
effect by leaving room for one to
enter into the world of the artist
through their own emotions and
experiences as their guide.
You are very excited to be working
with some new materials and
computer generated techniques to
mark your new series that you are
currently working on.
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