Excellent art awaits you at KooKoo's 36th auction:
Cabessa, Zoya Cheakasky, Bazooka Joe, Orit Akta, Iza(Bella) Volovnik, Reut Dafna and Israel Dror Hemed with oil paintings and paper works
We will introduce you to three new artists:
Katia Gali, the well-known model who fell into drugs and deteriorated into a life on the street, rose to life and you must see her paintings!
Doron Akiva paints naive paintings with a limited palette of pleasant colors
And Liron Yanconsky, a 30-year-old watercolorist with 400,000 followers in the media and 3 best-selling books on Amazon (!) with simply crazy works
and also-
Roni Yoffe with large, Israeli works that will lift the mood and morale
Daniel Zuberi will fill our walls with flowers
Erez Pliscov with 4 views where every word is unnecessary - really, judge for yourself
Nurit Arbel will once again excite us
And Leegan Koo for lovers of high-quality pop art
There are many more fine works - just enjoy the catalog, we have blessed the young artists and yourselves, we all deserve a little satisfaction!
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LOT 9:
Iddo Markus
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Sold for: $340
Start price:
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300
Estimated price :
$1,000 - $1,200
Buyer's Premium: 15%
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"Alice" 2021
Oil on a framed wood
23/13 cm
signed
Iddo Markus (1979) is an artist who specializes in various fields of art, including drawing, painting, installation and photography.
Markus is known for his series of various miniature installations, featuring hundreds of paintings created over different periods. These exhibits have been exhibited in Israel and around the world and are in many collections.
His last exhibition at the Herzliya Museum in 2020 received extensive coverage: "Variations on jpg_1967" - it was a wonderful exhibition in which hundreds of paintings, mostly miniatures, of the same photograph of a girl with a yellow shirt were displayed. The composition of the entire exhibition was phenomenal.
Iddo Markus is a multidisciplinary artist whose works consistently invite us to explore the connection between figuration and abstraction.
Markus draws our attention to the fact that emptiness is needed for fullness to occur afterwards.
Its oil color is a thick smeared layer, a kind of cloudy colored mist - light or dark. The painting struggles to survive this layer, to cling to it, brush it or stab it. The surprise lies in the connections created between the drawing elements and the thick color strokes.
