Discover the ethereal sculptures of Iftah Geva at Chelsea’s Agora Gallery, where his works defy gravity and blend scientific precision with spiritual depth. The exhibition, "Breaking with Realism," runs from September 2 to September 22, 2017, with an opening reception on September 7.
NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea’s Agora Gallery is set to showcase the innovative sculptures of Iftah Geva in the "Breaking with Realism" exhibition. This captivating display will be open from September 2, 2017, to September 22, 2017, with an opening reception on Thursday, September 7, from 6-8 pm.
Iftah Geva’s sculptures are renowned for their ethereal quality, appearing almost weightless as they interact dynamically with their surroundings. Geva describes his creations as "kinetic, not stationary," emphasizing their ability to move and transform within a space. His works feature simple shapes that twist and turn, offering new perspectives and meanings from different angles. The smooth surfaces and sense of movement in his pieces reflect his artistic vision and scientific expertise.
While Geva occasionally uses plywood, his signature material is carbon fiber, a substance known for its strength and lightness, commonly used in the aeronautics and space industries. This choice of material allows him to create sculptures that are both physically robust and spiritually transcendent. Geva’s meticulous approach, honed through his life experiences, imbues each piece with a unique focus and clarity.
The "Breaking with Realism" exhibition features a diverse group of artists, each offering unique insights into themes of spirituality, humanity, and the natural world. The participating artists include:
"Breaking with Realism" is a group exhibition that delves into the artists' interpretations of spirituality, humanity, and the natural world. Through various mediums, the exhibition explores how dynamic combinations of color, texture, line, and composition can evoke profound emotional responses.
By blending scientific materials with artistic expression, Iftah Geva’s sculptures offer a unique experience that challenges traditional perceptions of art and invites viewers to explore new dimensions of reality. Visit Agora Gallery to witness these extraordinary works and immerse yourself in a world where science meets spirituality.
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