Roy Yariv
Summer - Original Wall Sculpture

About the Item

Step into the vibrant essence of summer with Roy Yariv's original wall sculpture "Summer," a striking composition where abstract painting and op art converge in a multidimensional feast for the senses. This piece is not confined to a single form but is a celebration of the multi-dimensional spaces Yariv meticulously crafts. His work extends beyond the canvas, reaching out to the observer in a symphony of color and form, urging one to not just live beside art, but within it. The acrylic on canvas, pasted onto crashed aluminum, ripples with a life of its own, echoing the dynamic movement and rhythmic pulse of summer. The design bursts with meticulously executed systems of lines and vibrant patches of color that seem to dance and flicker in infinite movement, capturing the very essence of the season's ceaseless energy. This artwork challenges the observer's perception, each angle offering a new encounter with the piece—a testament to Yariv's ability to encapsulate and project the infinite expansiveness of the visual field. Like a detail pulled from a larger canvas, it represents both a fragment and a whole, suggesting an endless network that transcends the boundaries of traditional art forms. Continuing in the rhizomian spirit, Yariv's sculpture blurs the lines between the figurative and the abstract, inviting contemplation of the myriad ways in which life intersects. It's a visual echo of the energetic paths we leave behind, a testament to the fleeting moments that, when pieced together, form the multi-layered tapestry of our existence. "Summer" stands as both a homage and a challenge to the viewer, beckoning to be experienced as a living entity, an artwork that is as dynamic and multifaceted as life itself. This piece is an invitation to embrace the pulsating vitality of summer and the transformative power of art that defines Roy Yariv's visionary creations.

Creator:

Roy Yariv (1978, Israeli)

Dimensions:

Height: 31.5 in (80 cm)Width: 19.69 in (50 cm)Depth: 5.91 in (15 cm)

Medium:

Metal,Canvas,Acrylic

Movement & Style:

Contemporary

Period:

2010-

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