This short film was made specialy
for my English talking friends and fans.
For my English talking friends and fans.
Posted in 1 on January 2, 2010 by ilanaavivGUSHING
Posted in Inside, OutDoor, Wall Decor on November 1, 2009 by ilanaavivSometimes we have to take a break from intense life, in order to look for reasons and meaning for our being here in this place, this time, this human environment.
To understand our task we need to find out where we’re headed.
As we start, it seems that there are hundreds of ways and junctions, and there is a deep core, an origin from which we can go anywhere.
As we start to get deep we get some peace of mind, we can see that there
is no where we have to go, no other place to be and that here and now is the right place and time to be .
There is only the now.
Something inside starts to open up, we find golden answers right
Underneath and inside……..
Materials: concrete pigments net gold 23.5 karat
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The Land of Havila
Posted in Inside, Wall Decor with tags art, bible, concrete, indoor, sculpture on October 19, 2009 by ilanaavivThere is often a story behind an art piece. These days I am sorting my work, taking out all pictures for my ebay store and helping my e-commerce manager making sense and order in all this huge body of work I’ve done. I remember the story behind this particular item “The land of Havila”
Knowhow- The way I creat my sculptures
Posted in Inside, OutDoor, Wall Decor with tags art, concrete, idea, materials, mesh, mold, process, sand mold, sketches on September 12, 2009 by ilanaavivMany times I find myself explaining how I make these pieces of art. How do I manipulate the materials to give me the image I need it to have at the end. So here is my process and it’s a secret so don’t tell anyone…
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MY WORKS
Posted in Inside, OutDoor, Wall Decor with tags building blocks, garden, Hilton Hotel, Jerusalem, memorial, memories, public park on August 30, 2009 by ilanaaviv“People of the Book’s memories”
Posted in Inside, Wall Decor with tags memories on August 30, 2009 by ilanaavivThe Jewish people preserve thousands of ancient scripts we sanctify the written word and the ancient wisdom that keeps the existence of the Jewish people for more then two thousands years through Diaspora and hell.
This work deals with the private memories of each and every person as well as the national memories. The need to hold it close, to preserve, to wrap, to tie and to tighten not to let go, and yet still be anxious of loosing it.
“Tzimtzum”(He) | “Time space”
Posted in Inside, OutDoor on August 30, 2009 by ilanaavivIn this work I search for the endless spiral movement of the “Or Ain sof”-the limitless light through time space. The act whereby God “contracted” his infinite light, leaving a “void” into which the light of existence was poured. The spiral form represents
The ten Sephirot, which is a step-by-step process illuminating the Divine plan as it unfolds itself in our world, being in constant relationship with each other.
Mazes of the soul
Posted in Inside, Wall Decor with tags Hilton Hotel, Jerusalem on August 29, 2009 by ilanaavivLocated in Hilton Hotel The theme of this work deals with the Yearn of every Jew to Jerusalem and its wholeness facing the reality of the city. I began this work with a harmonious form, and then I cut into it, symbolically revealing the hidden strata of Jerusalem: it’s whole and illuminating, while being divided and war-torn.
Building Block Garden
Posted in Inside, OutDoor with tags building blocks, children, garden, public park on August 29, 2009 by ilanaavivProposal for a sculptural piece to be set up in a public park – a building block garden.
Through this series of sculptures, I found a way to convey happiness and optimism to toddlers and the world, to relate to childish naiveté, and to enable toddlers to come across building blocks familiar to them from preschool games. This work enables children to encounter a world akin to enticing colorful sweets, which piques the curiosity and spirit of adventurism; the toddlers can crawl beneath the “arch train”, and amuse themselves among the chunks of block. Beyond its sculptural and visual value, this is a series of sculptures which speaks to children and families.