A crazy little sale of KooKoo with a selection of contemporary Israeli art reality for investment, new realistic art by successful young artists, colorful pop art and contemporary graffiti at opening prices that will tempt you to become Israeli art collectors:
Roni Yoffe with a series of sweet realistic works "Life is Hard" and the work in honor of the state "Eating Land"
For the first time in Kookoo: Renana Termachi - a painter of Israeli realism, a genius in demand by the Jewish communities around the world
Gala Gilan is an artist of figurative realism who excels from day to day that you must add to the collection
We will introduce you to the painter Yana Stup and the memories of her childhood from the Soviet Union
For the first time in KooKoo: Rina Maimon is a well-known Israeli pop art artist with her plump and happy characters
Lena Revenko with the series of works "4 Rooms" and other works by the excellent artist
We will introduce you to the successful Israeli sculptor Eyal Assulin who sculpted "Moti" and caused a stir in the Israeli art world
And his intriguing Naomi Shalev with mesmerizing collage works
Israeli artists sell a selection of works for your art collection: Assad Azi, Miriam Cabbessa, Ido Marcus, Tamar Simon, Nitzan Mintz, DEDE, Bazooka Joe, Michal Worka, Merik Lechner and Garbuz
KooKoo takes care of you the best, contact us 0558859447 (Lisa)
Enjoy and good luck :)
(As always - prices include VAT and no additional VAT)
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LOT 100:
Hila Rubinstein
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Start price:
$
100
Estimated price :
$200 - $250
Buyer's Premium: 15%
VAT: 17%
On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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Priestly Blessing in Jerusalem, 2022
Framed photography
Printed on photo paper, numbered 1/1
20/15 cm (25/19 cm framed)
signed
Meet Hila Rubinstein (1980), an Israeli street photographer that we decided to add to the auction just before it starts :)
Hila lives and works in Tel Aviv, studied photography at Alon Kira.
"The more I took more street photos the more I looked for interesting events to photograph them and that's how I rolled into the world of the ultra-Orthodox.
As a secularist I watched them from the side and as I got closer and filmed their events, something in me changed and my connection to them became strong and from a place that contains and accepts and even admires and lingers to receive from this energy. Through photography and the journey of life, I became closer to religion and my connection became stronger. "
Through photography, Hila seeks to connect the secular to the religious and to present their rituals in a receiving light.
On the difficulty of being a photographer woman in the ultra-Orthodox world Hila says '' Most of the really interesting things are read in the men's wing and that's very difficult to get into - when I'm around them the energy becomes complex and some are threatened by the camera, but I learned to face the challenge with a smile and acceptance. I'm still trying to hone my methods when the main goal in terms of the result of the photo is to bring maximum authenticity. ''
