In
his work, Attai Chen (b. Jerusalem, 1979) preserves a sense of improvisation
and process. The works executed for this exhibition, assemblages ranging
between jewelry and wearable objects, connote stories saturated with humor The
compositions, painted in graphite, pigments, glass colors and nail varnish, are
created through cross-breeding of raw materials such as twigs, parts of toys,
plastic and metal. Chen is a graduate of Bezalel School of Arts and Design,
Jerusalem and the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich. Tel Aviv
Museum of Art Site
These
are a few photos that I took at the exhibition described above. The objects presented,
made of non precious materials, were very unique. They make a very different statement than the
common gold –gemstone jewelry. Their value is derived solely from their artistry.
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