Four Trees Painting
, 2012"Four Trees" features abstracted arboreal forms set against a textured beige backdrop. The painting juxtaposes the organic shapes of trees with linear drips, evoking a mood of natural growth versus structural dissolution.
In "Four Trees," the artist Mordechai Cohen presents a series of abstract tree-like forms that dominate the upper half of the canvas. The background employs a textured beige palette, providing a stark contrast to the green and brown hues. The painting uses industrial paints and tar, contributing to the rough, tactile quality of the work. The vertical drips of white paint suggest a deconstructive force against the solid, earthy presence of the trees. This piece captures a tranquil yet slightly melancholic atmosphere, inviting contemplation on the interplay between nature and human-made structures. The painting's size and theme make it suitable for personal spaces where reflection and a connection to nature are desired.
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Biography
His innovative spirit and dedication to experimentation have been pivotal in crafting distinctive and impactful pieces, that not only challenge but also deeply engage and captivate his audience.
Mordechai Born in Morocco in 1945 and Over the past six years, he has dedicated himself to his work in his studio located in Kiryat HaMelacha, a vibrant artistic hub in Tel Aviv. This period has been marked by an exploration and integration of unconventional materials into his art. He has adeptly worked with industrial paints, tar, printing ink, and acrylic paints, materials that are not traditionally associated with fine art but have allowed him to push the boundaries of texture, color, and form. This choice of materials reflects his innovative spirit and commitment to experimentation, enabling him to create distinctive and impactful works that challenge and engage viewers.